The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-03-01 00:00:00

Dipping Intelligence.

FRIDAY, Yen 26.—N00n, Wind N.N.E.—Fair.
ARRIVED—The George, Theobald, from Boston—Louisa , Merchant,
from Charleston—P RC, —, from Jersey.
SAILED—The Roscoe, Delano. for New York—Standard, Pelle, for
Bahia—lris, Campbell, for SYriaFraneonbN Crabtree, for New York
—Cornelius, Betts, for Constantinopie—Sabiria. Foss, for Lisbon—
S trah Abigail, Baker, for Gulf of Mexico—Persia, Hale, for Boston—
Earl, Kenn, for Hayti—Grafton, Cro w ell, for Boston—Hector, Crisp,
for Naples, B:e—Durham, by y. for Dominic°.

Hobart Town, at Sydney.
T he Oriental, Allen, hence 86 New South
Wales.
Margaret, Bruce ; and Aberdeenshire, Martin, hence, at Naples.
Devonshire, Dogherty, hence, at Belfast.
Melantho, Moore, hence, for Cuba, was 20 miles west of Holyhead
24th instant.
Reindeet, Strickland, hence, for Valparaiso, was spoken 20th inst.,
in lat 50 3 N, long 8 30 W.
Eagle, Donough, hence, for Belfast, at Milford, with masts sprung,
Re fiance, for Demerara, grounded this morning near the entrance of
the Brunswick Basin, but was got off without apparent damage and
returned into dock.

SATURDAY, Fat. 27.—N00n, Wind N.—Light.
ARUIVED—The Jane, Granby, from Charente and Isle of Man—The
Bahamian, Pearce, from Calcutta and Cork—Norval, Harkness, from
St John, NB, sailed 27th Jan. The American, Chester, and Edward,
were to sail in a few days.
SAlLHD—Frederica, kirithove : and Egiclins, Duyts. for Ostend—
Bremley, Brown, for Venice, Sac—Peril, Sharer ; and Andrea Fila-
delfo, for Trieste—Diadem, Broadhead, for Laguayra—Castries, Mon-
ctell, for St Lucia—Tuscan, Way, for Leghorn—United States, Turner,
for Philadelphia--Alciope, Bennett, for Buenos Ayres—Ruby. Hut-
chinson, for Newfoundland—James and Thomas, Carlile, for Charles-
ton—Flora, Rooderkirk ; and Elizabeth and Cornelia, Parlevliet, for
Rbtterdam—Livorno, Cooper, for Leghorn.

The Barlow, Burns ; and Fenwick Keating, Moran, hence, at St
John, N B.
Bounty Hall,lohnston, hence, at Charleston.
John Jay, Goodday, hence for New York, was spoken 4th Feb. in
lat. 42, long. 34 10.
Industry, Vinton, hence for St Michael's, was spoken 9th Feb. in
lat. 48 46, long. 15.
The Adamant, arrived here from Poole, picked up a jolly, boat, with
Alliance. of Glasgow. inside, and A M'lntire, outside, on the 23d Feb.
between Bardsey and Holyhead.
William Ritchie, Kenn, from Bombay, at Deal.
Columbine, Brown, from Aux Cayes, at Falmouth.
The Scorpion, (packet) which arrived at Falmouth from Lisbon 22d
Feb. ; in tat. 47, long. 9, fell in with several casks palm oil, and picked
up one marked VC 24, in shape like a harness cask.

SUNDAY, FEB. 28 . —Noon, Wind 3. 8. E. —Moderate.
SAILED—May, Syms, for Bombay—Colehis, Knight, for New York
—Hirondelle, Hendle, for Lisbon—Argo, Farley, for Boston-B°phi
Humphreys, for Newfoundland.

The Viken, Wiltenl, hence, at'Madeira, and sailed for Cape de
Verds, 9th Jan.
Pekin, Blair ; and Amelia, M'Maeter, hence, at Madeira.
Integrity, Lamb, hence for Barbados, at Llaue ly.
Eleanora, Smith, hence for Limerick, at Islay.
The wreck of a vessel about 600 tons, apparently new, and Shields
built, burnt to the water's edge, laden with timber, deals and staves,
was boarded 26th ult, 40 miles S.S.E. from Pica.

SCILLY, Feb. 23.—A great deal of wreck ;,-;;leeveral casks palm oil,
(one of which picked up is Marked I A It) were fallen in with 15th
instant, about 150 miles to the westward of these Islands, by the Hes-
peria, Hick, from St Michael's.
BANGOR, Feb. 23.—The following vessels were driver. on shore near
this during the gale of 16th instant, viz. Adelphi, and John Dixon, of
Liverpool, neither much damaged ; Jane, of Chester, a total wreck ;
the John and Mary, Thomas, from Charlestown for Liverpool, was
drives on shore in Tort Dinellaen Bay. with loss of anchors, but not
much damaged.

MON DAY, Fin. 29.—N00n, Wind South.—Light breeze.
SAILED—Terry, Humphreys, for Baltimore—Caledonia, Graham,
for New York—Otterspool, Richardson. for Calcutta—John Marshall,
Crandell, for Alexandria—Elizabeth Walker, Hall, for Valparaiso—
Indian Chief, M'Dowall ; and Maria, Walker, fur Demerara—Vestal,
Clunn, for Newfoundland—Teluinah, Barstow, for New Orleans—Eli
Whitney, Harding, for New York—Majestic, Lawson, for Bombay—
Emerald, Flanders. for New Orleans--Chieftain, Nooney, for Pernam-
buco—Richard, Blackely, for Trinidad—Henrietta, Fell, for Valpa-
raiso—Reiram, Easter, for Constantinople--Wells, Campbells for New
York—Juliana, Sellien, for Bremen—Lunenburg, Pernettt, for Lunen-
burg—Hannah, Briggs, for Demerara and Honduras—Jean Van Eyk,
Cornelisse, for Ostend—Forster, Forster. for Hamhurgh—Woodman,
Wright, for Halifax—Nestor, Losh, for Trinidad—L'Amee & Louise,
Paley, for Rouen—Bezaleel, Herm, for Patras. Salonica Sz Smyrna.

The Hymen, Bell, hence and Falmouth, at Jamaica.
Alecto, Norman ; and Royal Mint, Rossall, hence, at do.
Lucy Ann, Sampson, from Cork and Barbados, at do.
Eleanor, Davidson, hence, at Jamaica, for water, and sailed 21st
Jan. for New Orleans.
Courier, Fell, hence, at Havana.
Nerio, Jarvis; and Dandy, hence, at Lisbon.
Oporto, Martin, hence, at Oporto.
Ambassador, ----, hence for New Orleans, was spoken 25th Feb.
Margaret, Highfield, from Sicily to this port, was spoken 23d Feb.
in lat. 48 4, long. 12 9.
The Statesman, Quiller, was ready to sail from Canton for Bristol,
15th Oct.
Otter, Preston;from Sircyrna, at London.
Dniry Maid, Durant, from Yarmouth, at Milford, for this port, with
cargo sltifte•d.
Tvphena. Hardy, hence, at Belfast.
Thomas Tucker, —, from Demerara, at Barbados, for'this port,
18th Jan.
The Sir Joseph Banks, Nesfield, from St John, N B, to Lancaster,
was abandoned waterlogged on the 23d Jan. in lat. 4341,. long. 30 30
W—crew saved and arrived at Lisbon: by the Louisa, Freeman, packet
from London to New York, which vessel had gest her rudder in the
gale and bore up for Lisbon to refit.

TELEGRAPH OFFICE, Fss. 29, 1836.

Wind at Holyhead
Off Holyhead,' inward-bound—
Bristol, at 12 noon—and No. 556,
at 12 30 p.m.

I, South.—Light breeze.
-No. 407, Manchester, B Schnr, from
, Laura Ann, B Schur, from Lisbon,

TIDE TABLE.

PRICE OF BULLION IN LONDON.

r;:ct OUNCE. £ s D £ SD
Foreign Gold in Bars
New Dollars 0 0 0— 0 0 0
Silver in Bars, (Standard) 0 5 0— 0 8 0
New Doubloons

WAKEFIELD MARKET, FRIDAY.

We are again liberally supplied with all articles in the corn trade
this morning. Fine white heat being scarce, has gone off readily
at fully last week's prices. Prime dry red is also in fair demand, but
all other descriptions have met very dull sale, and in some instances
rather lower prices have been taken. Oats are without variation,
Barley has met a slow sale, and barely supports the rates of last week.
Beans are in fair request, and priees are fully supported.

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