The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1840-01-14 00:00:00

MONDAY, JANUARY 13.

4.RlVED.—Enterprise, Vaughan, and Earl of Durham, ---,
, from St. John, N.B.— frarriet, Guthrie, froni Gergeuti and
Malta-,,Le Goede'lsowe, Musket, from Amsterdam-and Le Adol-,
Plan, Canneatt, from Marans. •

• ,T it ri PORT.—l.ondon; Patten, from New Orleans. •
ALSO A auivEo.,—Alm, Fall; 'tar, Doyle; Atlas, Shell, and Vul-
can, .Corni,ll, from, Wcxford—Harriet, and Hero, Laing,
fromCork—Robert, . Pringle, from Waterford—Active, M'Ouffey,
from Tralee—Endeavour, James, from Dundalk—Marion, Barker,
from Landcm4Loaisa, Chalker, from Poole Amelia, Jay, from
Cowes—linityill'nomas, arid Camilla, Hair, from St. Ives.•
SAILND.—AIbion, Dooley,, for Trinidad—Brisk, Hallen, for St.
Zwele, for Kotterclam—and Oberlin, Knapp,
tor NeWYork.

WiLsons; -,, from Demerara, at Liverpool ; sailed 29th Nov. ;
tic Duchess of .Portland, sailed • 23rd .Isiove and the Margaret, 25th
1,6 t
..CfVerimol ;
itOtalVebrge,'Cobk, from Glasgow, at this port, with damage,
having experienced most temper,tuous weather
Europe, --, for 'Liiierpooi, was On the bar of the Mississippi
17thinect '!.".`ietsY.)

_ .
, from St. Jag() de Cuba for Havana, was
an Jan. in long. 46,-lat. 45 "
, hence for Philadelphia, was spoken.Bth
Jan. in
J.indard, and Thomas Battersby, , hence at
Nov.:

Alleitou, Chatterton, hence 'at Bahia, bound to Calcutta, with
lost.slxizgh mast
Glengarie, M`Donald ; Amelia, Judgues ; Celt, Greig; and Che-
lie;ice, Barbadoes
sliath'CV(piCket) and Magnet (packet) from Falmouth, at Bar.
badciOs Ofik,'Dec. • _ _ .

f..417.2.13et1i Wood, Crosbie, was to sail from Antigua for the Clyde
about 3Gth Nov. ; and the Francis, Dixon, for London, about 3rd
Dec.

Sylvanus Jenkins, hence at St. Thomas, bound to New York,
short of
,provisions.
Hermitage, French, hence at Havana
Clyde, Reid, from London, at St. John, N.B. . .
British Queen, Dudne, hence at St. John, N.B.
Lbrd Glenelg, from Honduras, at Kilross
Standard, Thompson, hence at Demerara

Columbia, for Mobile, is aground off the King's Doek pier; cargo
discharging. It is not expected that the vessel will take any in-
jury

TELEGRAPH OFFICE, JANUARY 13, 1840.

Wind at Holyhead, S.W. blowing fresk.
Off Holyhead, inward bound, yesterday, No. 1629, Alexander,
8.8. from Jamaica.
Off Great Ormslicad, inward bound, at 8 a.m. No. 21, Charlotte,
B.S. from Africa—and 1779, Ellen, 8.8. at 1 p.m.

trynnpoot COTTON MARKET, JAN. 10.
The market opened with a very good demand from the Trade,
ands rather better prices were generally obtained for 'the common
and middle qualities of American ; but since Wednesday there has
been less inquiry, with a greater disposition to realize, and prices of
the better qualities of American have declined id per lb. Sea Island
continues in limited request, and the few sales made have been at a
reduction of fully Id per lb. Egyptian is also id p'er lb lower. Brazil
and East India remain with little or no change. Exporters have
taken 100 American and 100 Surat, and Speculators 1300 American
and 200 Surat. 3000 bales Surat are announced for public auction
on Friday next.

ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF corroN,
From the Sth instant to this day, inclusive.