The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-04-17 00:00:00

ME LIVERPOOL STANDARD.

';-.Dipping inteltigenct.

FRIDAY, 13th Aram—Wilid W.N.W.--Moderate.
ARRIVED—Shannon, Leadbetter, from Savannah—Calcutta, M'Lay,
and John Bentley, Robertson, from St. John, N.B.—:Wiz, , from
Trieste—Eliza and Mary, —, from Gall poli—Snowdrop. ---, from
Palermo—James Lynn, Wilkin, and Irish Lass, Grandy, from Messina
Telumah, Barstow, from New Orleans—Severn, Page, and Plato, Dew-
son, from Mobile—Olive, Connor, and Durope, Ellis, from Savannah
—William Engs, Vaughan, f"om New York ; sailed 19th March—Wil-
liam Rushton, Strachan, from Monte Video ; sailed 2d February—
Marys, Croshie, from Barbados ; sailed Bth March.
SAlLED—Georgia, Hill, for Rio Janeiro—William Sharpies, M'Clel-
and, for Quebec—Caledonia, Coffin, for Georgetown
Helen Anderson, —, hence off the River Plate, 7th Feb,
Liverpool, Johnston, hence at St. John, N.B.
Susannah Cum ming, hence for Savannah, was spoken 2d April
in lat. 42 30, long. 31
Fama, Wright, hence at Monte Video
Lorina, Magub, hence at Istappa, 16th Dec. put in for water and was
to sail on the 19th Dec. for Central America
Mediterranean Packet, Sundy, hence at Barcelona
Robert Burns, Mitchell, hence at Cadiz
Alletta Elizabeth, Weyer; Merwestroom, llazewinkel, and Helena
Jaroba, Zel ling, hence at lielvoet
Severn, Hessian, hence for Belfast, at Beaumaris, leaky
Sarah and Arsilia, Willard, hence for New York, at Coye, to stop a
leak
Scotia, Cothay, for Demerara, has been put back

SATURDAY, APRIL FL—Wind N. W.—Moderate.
ARRIVED—ProwIer, M•Dowall, from Laguna—St. !Non, Westcott,
from New Orleans—Fairfield, Slack, from Savannah—Favorite, Tay-
lor, from Savannah; sailed 20th March—Horatio, Howland, from
NeW York; sailed 25th March—Britannia —, from Odessa—Nancy,
Gifford, from Lisbon _

SAlLED—Richard, Cunningham, for Calcutta—Bounty Hall, John-
son, for Savannan—Scotia, Cothay, for Demerara—Mischief, Jones,
for Lisbon—Lless, Martyn, fur Trieste, Sze—Athabaska, Nesfield, and
Resolution, Forest, for Quebec—Louisa, Millgrove, for I falifax, N.S.—
Henry Woolley, Clappison, for St. PeterSburgh—Roi Hamedon,
Dumont, I,r Nantes—Edward Auld, Mackie, • for Messina, Sze.—
Damariscotta, Stetson, for Apalichicola.
-

Robert Sargint,Williams, hence fur Leghorn, was spoken 30th March
is lat. 39 30. long 11
Montezuma, Burnett, hence at Vera Cruz
Perseverance, James, hence at Mobile
•
Algonquin, Turley, hence at Philadelphia
Roscoe, Delano, lience, at New York
Medora, Pike, hence at Boston
Albion, Brown, hence, at Eastport
.Jane Walker, Whyte, hence at St. John, N.B.
Martha, -, from Licata for this port, off Malaga 22d March
Woodstock, Cook, from Jamaica, at this port ; sailed from Annatto
Bay 3rd March. The IVilton Wood, sailed from Port Maria about Ist
March. The Camilla was to sail from Port Maria for London sth
March ; and the Ellen, for Liverpool, 15th March. Came through the
Crooked Island Passage in company with the Brilliant, Gibson, from
Jamaica for Liverpool. leaky. On the 30th March, in lat 31 50, long
40 30, spoke the Nelson Village, from Belfast, fur Charleston.

SUNDAY, APRIL 15.
Anozvoo—Wilsons, Campbell, from Demerara—Ceres, Blanchard,
from Savannah—Junius, Gibbs. from Baltimore-t4t. Andrew, Thomp-
son, from New York ; sailed 25th March—Merhhant, Jordan, from
New Orleans—Matilda, —, from Mediterranean=Jumna, Robinson,
from London
Dalhousie Castle, Davies, hence at Mobile
Ocean, Briggs, hence at Baltimore
Pocahontas, West, hence at Philadelphia, 21st Ma.ch
Virginian. Harris, and Birmingham, Drummond, hence at New
York, 20th March
Westminster, Moore, and Toronto, Griswald, from London, atNew
York.

The Jane, Smith, from Natchez for this port, put back to New Or-
leans lath March, very leaky, having been aground on the bar.
Alfred, Cheerer, from New Orleans, at this port, sailed Bth March
from the bar, in company with the William Ritchie for Liverpool.

MONDAY, APRIL 16.
ARRIVED.—Robert Pulsford, Prince, from New Orleans—Tiber,
Candler, from Smyrna—And Rebecca, from Marseilles.
Two sloops and a galliot sunk near the Point of Air this afternoon,

Grace Brown, (447) k Ilig;ins, from New Orleans, 1333 bales cotton
W and J Brown and co
Olive, (2:i4) .1 Coiner, from Savannah. 710 bales cotton, Humphreys
and Biddle-10 do, J Ho!tont and co—W I)
Severn, (572) P Pag,-, from Mobile, 118 bales cotton, Wainwright,
Shells and co-108 do, Purton, Parker and co-8 do, A Taylor and co
—lOO do, W A and tl Maxwell-757 do, order—Q I)
PI .to, (37G1 F Dewson, from Mobile, 1217 bales cotton, Baring
Brothers and co—W D
America, (412) J Cunningham. from New Orleans, 835 bales cotton,
It I. Dawson and eo-140 do, W and J Brown and co-40 do, order-
-36 do, Roskell, O, ,en end co-72 do, Baring Brothers and co-125 do,
A Dennistoun and co—Q D
Sylvanus Jenkins, 1525) G Barker, from New Orleans, G Barker,
from New Orleans 332 bales cotton, J Holford and co-175 do, G
Green and Son-181 do, W and J Brown and co-298 do T Todd-679
do, order—W D ,
Annawan, (431) D A Tooker, from New Orleans, 758 bales cotton,
W and J Brown and co-5A do, Jevons, Sons and co-4 do, A and J
Dennistonn and co—Q D

Lotus, (•260) A Skiddy, from New Orleans, 905 bales cotton, Hum•
pbrevs an,l Biddle-500 hid s, order—V D
Telumah, (333) G Barstow, from New Orleans, 1371 bales cotton
W and J Bron•n and eo—W 1)

Falmouth, (277) P Ellis, from New Orleans, 855 bales cotton, Hum-
phreys and Biddle
John Bentley, (78:3) D Robertson, from St. John, N.B. 123 pees
birch and 1315 pees fir timber, 24i 14 deals and deal ends, 79fe 25
24 staves, 10 fms lathwood, Cinnon, Miller and co—B D
Calcutta, (733; D 1116 Lay, from St. John, N.B. 119 pees birch and
632 pees pine timber, 4376 pees deals. 2760 pees staves, 13 cords lath-
wood, 28 pees red pine and 9 pees spruce timber, W ildes, Piekersgid
and co—B D

Britannia, (18(i) R Burgess, from Odessa, 1500 qrs linseed, 600 pipe
staves, order—Q D

MEDITERRANEAN.
Falcon, (127) P P Bren an; from Cephalonia, 141 butts 72 caroteels
currants, 2 tons fuStic. E itae-20 butts 21' caroteels currants, order-
-6 brls wine, 2 brls caviare, 2 brls raisins, 1 case fishegs, M Ansolata-
-1 brl currants, the master—Q D
Ellen .Tenkinson,ll49) T Irving, from Palermo, 90 tons brimstone,
63 bags filberts, 859 boxes oranges, 50 boxes lemons, 1 agate table, J
Bibby and co-8 pipes 12 hhds 24 qr casks wine, J Walton-5 pipes
wine, Lewin and Lassell-6 do, Pemberton and Green —2:)0 hags shu-
mac, order-400 do, as boxes oranges, 47 boxes lemons, Potter Bro-
thers—Q D

Thornas Hughes, (309) G M' Minn, from Messina. 200 bags shumac,
L Reford-21 casks lemon juice, order.—Frout Gergenti, 380 tons
brimstone, order
Malvina, (138) J Buckell, from Trieste, 238 drums 264 hf drnms
raisins, Breed and Eccleston —6 casks argol. E W Jackson and co-
-8 casks cream tartar, 200 bales cotton, order-126 bags shumac, 67
casks tallow, 50 brls flour, R and G Benn-10 boxes cream tartar, 1
cask salt of tartar, J T Hobson-230 bales cotton, A Dennistoun and
co-200 do, order—Q D
Eliza & Mary, (70) G B Tregarthen, from Gallipoli, 151 casks olive
oil, Scott, Hastings and co—G D
Mir, (300) F Warglien, from Trieste, 1-2 bales waste silk, Geller and
co-319 bags shumac, 3 casks cream tartar, 43 hales roots, W Nevett-
-1 case contents unknown, I parcel samples, order—Q D
Lauraf (325) E Day. from Trieste, 100 bags shumac, E Ede-10.2 do
W M Smith and co-323 do, Geller and co-328 do, 1 parcel sam les
do, order-14 bales silk waste, 440 bags valonia, Geller and co-66 bags
wool, R and G Benn-107 bales cotton, A Dennistoun and co-30
boxes steel, 74 casks tallow, 1 brl British manufactured goods retd,
20 casks oil, 1 box samples oil, 175 bales cotton,l47 drums 125 bags
240 bales merchandize, 26 brls 18 cases beads, 4 casks argol, 3 boxes
presents, order—V
Broadcxe, (136) J Gavey, from Licati, 50 tons brimstone, J Muspratt
—l4O do, Potter Brothers—Q D
James Lyon. (137) H Wilkie, from Marseilles, 40 tons rough brim-
stone, 100 casks ground madder, 54 bales madder roots, 10 bales silk
order--W D

AZORES.
Atalanta, (58) T D Grey. from St. Michael's, 374 boxes oranges, E
Rae-2 do, the master—S D

SPAIN AND PORTUGAL.
Nancy, (75) W Gifford, from Lisbon, 5 hhds wine, E Armstrong and
co-9 bags wool, 45 pipes olive oil, Leech and Harrison-19 chests
23 hf chests oranges, WD M 'Andrew-55 chests 47 hf chests oranges,
E Rae-10 pipes ',lave oil, 10 casks contents unknown, 10 hf chests
oranges, T Mar tin and Son-36 chests 23 lit chests oranges end fruit,
J Collier—G D

APRIL 17, 183

I,OIVDON GAZETTE.-FRIDAY, APRIL 13.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
T. A. Alison anti J. Pair&ld, Liverpool, corn-dealer-3. Sewill and
S. Davis, Liverpool, watchmaker.

INSOLEN
April 11.—John Ostlife Beckett, V
HuntTeSr-street, Brunswick-squared
London, merchant.

BANUPTCY ENLAD.
John Wyatt, West SmithKßfield, London, mßaa GEinist, from April 13 td
April 26.

BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED.
Richard Judd Miles, Warmington. Warwickshire, torn-dealer.
BANKRUPTS.
Charles Bailey and William Horatio Potter, Garlick-hill, London,
wholesale druggists.
John Frost, Grafton-street, Soho, London, goldsmith.
Thomas Ashton, Stockport, Cheshire, cotton-spinner.
William Peace, Leamington-priors, Warwickshire, builder,
Robert Stracey Irish, Worcester, wine-merchant.
Cuthbert Davison, Sunderland, cabinet-maker.
John Barnet, jun. Birrniniham, builder.
James Bratt, West Bromwich, Staffordshire. draper.
DIVIDENDS.
bo
May 4, T. D. Alderson, Great Marlrongh-street. London, pew.
terer—May 4, W. Martin, Newgate—treet, London, wine-merchant
May 4, G, Bouchey, Bridge-street, Blackfriars, London, tea-dealer--
May 7, R. C. Rout, Southampton-buildings, Holborn, London, tailor
—May 7, E. Matthews, Lad-lune, London. silkmau—May 24, B.Oram,
Blackman-street, Southwark, chemist—May 4, E. Cawley,
Bridport.
Dorsetshire, upholder—May 5, W. Charleton and J. H. Redden, Ber-
ner-street, Commercial-road East, London, white lead-manufacturers
May 5, J. Sandford, Shrewsbury, stationer—May 5, L. A. Bennett,
Crutched-friars, London, merchant—May 5, J. Shotton, Lamb's Con-
duit-street, London, livery-stable-keeper—Alas 8, W. Harrison,
Portsmouth, printer—May 2, K. C. Mackenzie, Pinch-lane, London,
bill-broker—May 2, A. Shears, Friday-street, London, silk-war',
houseman—May 8, T. Rayson, Roinford, innkeeper—May 4, B. Full.'
wood, Somerset-place, Hoxton, annatto-manufacturer—lMay
Longdon, Cheltenham, stone-mason—May 14, R. Stone, Oxford, sur-
geon—June 11, J. Everett, Burwell, Cambridgeshire, grocer—May
lls
G. Stevens,Wolverhampton, grocer—May 8 1. J. T. Hayward, Donn,
field, Gloucestershire, common•brewer—Nlay 4, T. Higgins, Pm Gloucester, watch-maker—May 9, M. Wood, Manchester, boiler..
maker.

CERTIFICATES
To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary, on or before the
4th day
rc of May.
J. Appleyard, Leeds, corn-inehaut— C. Perkins, Manchester,
smallware-manufacturer—J. W. A. Parsons, Wigmore-street, Calien-
dish-square, London, hosier—l. 13. Martin, Salisbury, hosier,—T.
Theobald, Norwich, bombazin-manufacturer—W. Joy, Paternoster..
row, London, bookseller—J. Calvert, Pall-mall, Loudon, boner..
&teller.

SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.
Thomas Collier Walker, Edinburgh, commission-agent.
George Kinnell and Thomas Kinnell, Dunfermline, mill-spinner.

OF SUGAR.
The average priceAVERAGE of Brown PRICE
or Muscovado Sugar, computed from
hundred weight, exclusive of the duties of Customs paid or payable
the returns made in the week ending April 10, 1438, is as 9d per
thereon on the importation thereof into Great Britain.