The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1841-01-05 00:00:00

from Jams

Oporto, Spears, from Nassau ; Margaret Henderson, Ewing, from
Monte Video; and Leopard, from New Orleans, off Cove

for Hallfax, was spoken gth December,

Lt noon; in lat 50, k

Robert Watson, from Quebec for this port, was spoken 24th Dec.,

in lat 51,

Lla, froin Quebec off Cork,

lied with

.h December, and supp.

.Taneiro off Falmouth

William and Mary, from Quebec at Genoa
Lady Brougham, Downes, sailed from Messina 7th Dec., and
Mary Anne. Giles, 11th Dec., both for this port
CONSTANTINO2LE, Dec. S.—Three English vessels, and a great
number of Greek, Austrian, Sardinian, and Neapolitan vessels are
reported to have been lost in the Black Sea, during a dreadful gale
on the night of the Ist instant

CrwoxiravEN, Dec. 26.—The 01lava was spoken 23d Nov., in lat
45, long 55, with the crew of a waterlogged barque on board, by
the Baltic, arrived here from Quebec
MALTA, Dec. 27.—8 y accounts from Marmora Bay of the 14th
inAant H.M.S. Zebra, 16, had been driven on shore and totally
wrecked : three of the crew drowned. H.M.S. Pique, 36, had her

masts carried away
COVE, Dec. 30.—.

A ship of about 400 tops, with the lower masts
standing, had poop and topgallant forecastle lines, capstan, and
mahogany doors, with tents ou the top, and apparently but recently
abandoned, was passed 16th instant, in lat 54, long 23

SATU 2.—Wind N.W. moderate.
ARRIVED.—James Hunt, , from Bcrbice—Tamerlane ;
Benjamin Hart; Helen, Hunter; Lady Scott; Vitula, Gortley;
Lanark, and Ebor, from Quebec—Blenheim. Welch, from New-
foundland—William, , and Myrtle, Martin, from Terceira
—Dauntless, Stewart, from Taganrog—Mir, M'Nair, from Trieste
I*ancy, Gifford, from Seville—Pearl, Luckham, from Listpn—
Zorilea, --, from Jamaica—Oporto, Pierce, from Tobasco and
Nassau—Providence, Nichol, from Nassau—Montecello, Lawton,
from Savannah—Triumph, Armstrong, from Boston—lanthe,
Porter, from St. Stephen—Joseph Albina, Temple; Isabel, Hewitt,
and Minstrel, , from Pictou—lmporter, , from Mira-
michi—Wm. Ackers, • Nichol, from Puerto Cabello—Bowditch,
Crowell ; Chevalier, Knight, and Hope, , from New Orleans
—Nicholas Biddle, I,iern, from Mobile—Union, M'lntyre, from
Demerara—and iEolus, Domalie, from St. Michael

DAY. JAN

Neptune, M'Donald,:from Valparaiso, at this port. On 18th
Dec. in lat. 47, long. 21, lost her rudder
Henry, Pierce, from New Orleans, at this port. On 14th Dec.
in lat. 48, long. 37, spoke the Zephyr, of Newcastle, dismasted,
water logged and abandoned
Blakely, Snipe, from China, at this port; sailed 31st July, and
from St Helena 12th Nov. On 19th Oct. in lat. 33 S, long. 37 E,
spoke the Science, from Mauritius for London. On 22nd Oct. in
lat. 31 8, long. 32 E, spoke the Bahamian. from Mauritius for Li-
verpool. On 31st Dec. off the Smalls, spoke the Berbice,
Liverpool for Berbice
Lady Mansell. Bruce, from St. Michael, at this port ; sailed 10th
Dec. Left there the Bezaleel, Dart. Little Wonder, General Re-
bon, Slater Bebop, Celerity, Azorian, Sylph, Queen, Teaser, Ada
lina, Comet, Resolution, and Nymph.
Merlin, Richards( from St. Michael, at this port ; sailed 17th
Dec. On 18th Dec. spoke the Spanish barque Diligent or Diligence,
from Cuba for London, in a sinking state, and was run on shore to
prevent her going down. and would no doubt be a total wreck
Nerio, Jarvis, from Terceira, at this port. On 21st Dec. in lat.
44. long. 17. spoke the Apollo, of Liverpool
Lancaster, Jefferson, hence for Bombay, was spoken 11th Nov. in
lat 7 N, long 23 W.
Asia, -, hence for Leghorn, was spoken 27th Dee. in lat 50
long 8.
D'Archy, Phillips, hence at Santos, 22nd Dec.
Ann Baldwin, -, hence at Lima.

Harriet L. Picot, -, hence at Rio Janeiro.
Wm. and Elizabeth, Pilcher, and Rival, -, hence at Barba
does.

Mary, Sullivan, hence at Demerara

Matthew Pearce, -, hence at Laguira.
Calder, -, hence at St. Thomas.
Governor, James; Kingston, Broadfoot, and Columbia, Blaney,
hence at Jamaica.
Fingalton. -, Calcutta, --, hence at St. John, N. B.
Andrew M'Kean, Thompson, hence off Heligoland.
Elizabeth Radcliffe, sailed from Lima, 11th Sept. and the Venus
was to sail 15th Sept. both for Liverpool.
Pickwick, Splatt, from Isle of May, at Rio Janeiro.
Intrepid, Crozier, from London, at Demerara.
Agnes, -, from St. Thomas, at Laguira.
Christiana, Thom, from Clyde, at St. Thomas.
Eleven, Morrison. and Clipper, Holland, sailed from Smyrna, for
Liverpool, gth Dec.
Colonist, Cowman, from Calcutta, at Scilly, strained and leaky.
Euphrosyne, Summerson, from Quebec, at Crookhaven ; sailed
th Dec. Experienced bad weather on the banks of Newfoundland,
and lost binnacle, bulwarks, &c.
Mary Alice, , from Prince Edward Island, at Beaumaris.
Emerald, -, from St. John, N.B. off Waterford.
Elisabeth, Ritchie, from Laguna, at Cove, with loss of rudder,
and stern stove, on the 2d Dec.
Arlon, Jones, from Honduras, at Cove; was struck by a sea off
Bermuda, lost cutwater, split stern, broke two beams, &c. ; also
lost sails.

Sarah, Toy, from Pictou=-Jane Lockhart, Thorpe, from St.
Domingo—Peru, from St. John, N.B.—Amelia, Smith, from
Richibucto—George, Holt, from. Newfoundland—Mary, Williams,
from Truro, N.S.—Elizabeth, Robertson, from Prince Edward
Island, all at Cove.

Mary, Walker, from Demerara—Casket,
and Robert Bruce, --, from St. John,

from Key West•
N.B. off Cove.

. -
Circassian, -, from Calcutta, for Lh;erpool, at St. Helena.
A timber laden ship, burnt to the water's edge, was passed
sth December, in tat 45, long 30, by the Chevalier arrived here
to-day.

FERNANDO Po, 28TH SEPTEMBER.—liankinson, going into
Benin, and the Robert, coming over the Bar, were both lost.
SYRA, lOTH DECEMBER.—Robert, Symons, from Odessa, for
Liverpool, is wrecked off Kilia ; mate and three men drowned.
JAMAICA, 20TH NOVEMBER.—l3rilliant, Lefevre, from Liverpool,
for Kingston, is on shore off Rock Point. 24th Nov.—The Susan
arrived yesterday with cargo from the Brilliant, and will be suc-
ceeded by two other vessels,. The barque does not make any
water, and it is expected she will be soon got off.
BALLYSHANNON, 28TH DECEMBER.—BeII, Menzies, from Liver-
pool, in entering this harbour 24th Dec. took the ground on the
patch, and remained a tide : the vessel is making water, and the
cargo (rock salt) nearly all melted.

A barque and brig were seen on shore on Goose Island, on the
30th November, (driven there by the ice,) by the Erin.go-Bragh,
from Queb—
Great

'erpool, (steamer) from Liverpool, at Malta, 11th De

DAY, JA
-John Pe

s.—Wind W.N.W. very fresh.
ARRIVED. At, Leslie, from Carthagena—Oseola, Childs,
from New Orleans—Emerald, and Robert Brace, from St. John.
N.B.—Caledonia, from Tatniagouche—Arnistad, from Seville—
Pilgrim, from Seville—and John •Cumming, from Savannah.

Wilberforce, Harrison, hence at Maranham
Mary, Williams, from Douglas, N.S. at the Cove; sailed sth Dec.
On 25th Dec. off Skellegs, spoke the Robert, from Savanilla for
Liverpool, and supplied her with provisions
Lord Gleuelg, from Liverpool for Trinidad, was spoken in lat. 49,
long. 1.2
Oriental, (steamer) hence at Falmouth
['Margaret, Ja: kscn, frun Trinidad, at Dublin

Martin, Brown, hence at Trinidad
Grace, Pearson, hence at Antigua

Caledonia, Power, sailed from Jamaica for Liverpool previous to
25th Nov.

Columbine Wroolverton, hence at Malta

Sally, Boyes, sailed from Palermo ;th Dec. , the Flora, on the
10th, the Freedom, on the 13th, and Emelid, on the 13th December,
all for Liverpool

Christopher Rawson, Smelle, and Zoe, Holmes, from Calcutta, at
the Mauritius

Salsette, Parrs, hence at the Cape of Good Hope
Cognac Packet, Todhunter, sailed from the Cape of Good Hope
for London 24th October
_ _

Bahamian, Tiurd, from the Mauritius at St. Helena, and sailed
14t1iNov. for Liverpool
Jessie hillier, Davies. from pictou, at Jersey Sands Clleerhaven)
for Liverpool, leaky, short of provisions, and deserted by eight of
the crew. On Ist January, in lat. 45, long. 38, spoke the Cornhill,
from Liverpool for Newfoundland, with main and fore yard sprung
and fore topsail yard carried away. In lat. 49. long. 13, spoke the
barque Charlotte, of Liverpool
Falkland, Appleton, sailed from Naples for Liverpool 25th Nov.
Tinamara, -, from Calcutta, at Ascension, and sailed 21st
Nov. for Liverpool

Bahamian, from Mauritius for Liverpool, was spoken
28th Nov. in lat. 6 N, long. 23 W
Duncan, -, from Liverpool for New South Wales, was spoken
24th Dec. in lat. 41 N, long. 15 W
Don Juan, --, from Copenhagen for Newfoundland, was
spoken, out 28 days

Black-eyed-Susan, -, from Para, at Plymouth
Experience, Mackie, hence at the Cape of Good Hope, and sailed
30th October for the Mauritius

COVE, Jan. I.—The wreck of a ship or barque water logged,
with Economy on her stern, was passed in lat. 45, long. 33, by the
Caledonia, arrived off this port from Tatmagouche

MONDAY, JANUARY 4.—Wind N.N.E.
ARRIVED.—Johu Cumming. Thayer, from Savannah; sailed ith
Dec.—Lion, , and Garapa, from Lisbon—Wakefield,
from Quebec—Ellen Highfield, from Leghorn—Henry Duncan,
from Richibucto—Joseph P. Dobree, from Jamaica; sailed 11th
Nov. and Maria, —, from St. IThes.
Manlius, Hodge, from St. John, N.B. at this port. Last night in
coming up the river, got in contact with the Anandale, from Run-
corn to Greenock, and carried away the latter's foremast and bow-
sprit.

Wilsons, Campbell, from Demerara, at this port; sailed 26th
Nov. in company with the Palmyra for Liverpool. The Rapid was
to sail in a day or two for Liverpool
Thalia, Graham, from Calcutta, at this port ; sailed 9th August,
and from St. Helena Bth Nov. On 2gth Nov. in lat. 14 N. long. 27
W, telegraphed by Maryatt's signals, the Dutch ship William de
Erst from Batavia to Rotterdam, which communicated through
the same medium, that she sailed from St. Helena 10th Nov. in
company with the Mary Somerville, from Calcutta to Liverpool
Ann, from Bombay at St. Helena, and sailed 7th Nov. for Clyde
Foxhound, from Whaling at ditto, and sailed Bth Nov. for
Rising Sun, Pollard, from Cadiz for Liverpool, at Holyhead,
with mainsail split. On 11th Dec. in lat. 39, long. 10, spoke the
M alvinia, , hence to Arichat

James -tic Sarah, Ellis, from Wicklow for Liverpool, at Holyhead,
mainsail split and cargo shifted.

The Sloop Isabella,Thennell, of Wigtown, was driven on shore
yesterday on the Horse Bank ; crew saved and landed at Lytham
Agricola, Grayson, from Rio Janeiro, at Mauritius
Vixen. Tinley, hence at the Cape of Good Hope
John Francis, , from Demerara, at Barbadoes
Cape Breton, (steamer) St. John, N.B. for Clyde, off Waterford
Abercrombie, hence at Demerara

Margaret, Canny, and 'King William, Thomas, from Kingstown,
at Sydney, N.S.W. _

Octavia, --, hence for Lima, off Cape Horn 13th October
Horatio, Howland, hence at Anjer 2dth August

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AFRICA

Rathbone, (326) E Davies, from Africa, 1080 casks palm oil,
14 cs bugles, Agett and Hemmingway—B D
WEST INDIES AND MADEIRA,

Johnstone, (436) T T Spence, from Demerara, 414 hhds 6 brls
sugar, 30 puns 2 hhds 30 brls ruin, 201 puns 2 hlls. molasses, Sand
bath and co-12 tees coffee in husk, C J Troughton-13 puns rum,
J G Oughterson—ls du, 35 hhds sugar, Wilson and M'Keand-14
do, J Gladstone and co-1 brl do, order-4 boxes 1 jar succades,
&c. presents—P D .

Alarkets.

BRISTOL SUGAR MARKET, JANUARY 1

Brokers Officeslhave been closed since the 24th of December, and
will not re-open till the sth instant. We have consequently no
transactions to report.

.LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, JAN 4.
The arrivals of Butter have been very trifling this week ; and
from the contracted and extraordinay anxiety of the LondoL
trade to purchase on board in Ireland, we think the quantity h

come for Ward here for the remainder of the season wil

day last,

inclined to bend

are entirely the reverse

however

108 s to nos for the

finest descriptions. There is not a great deal doing in pickled
Butter, the advance in price, deters shippers from operating. 102 s
is the present price, and some are limited to 105 s. In provisions
there has been some tai
--
it may be reasonable

vance, an,

LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, JAN. 1.
Sugar.—There is still only a limited demand, and the sales of
B.P. do not exceed 300 hhds.. at former prices. 200 Bags Bengal

have also been taken at 55s 6d to 56s for kanr, and 33s 6d for
middling:white. In Mauritius no sales. In Foreign nothing what.
ever done. Bonded Refined.—No sales are reported, but Treacle
continues inquired for, at 14s per cwt. 150 puns. of Demerara and
Berbice Molasses, of ordinary quality, have heen sold at the
quOtations. Coffee.—There has been rather more inquiry for
Plantation, but as the quantity offering at present is inconsiderable,
the sales have been trivial, comprising small lots of Jamaica, at
steady prices. Of Foreign, 150 bags St. Domingo brought 448, 70
bags Brazil 415, 40 bags Laguayra 50s. and 50 bags African 42s per
cwt. No sales of Cocoa, Ginger, Pepper, or Pimento. Nothing
done in Rice. The business In Rum consists of 110 puns. of
Demerara, 29 to 33 per cent. 0. P., at 5s 4d to 55 7d per gallon.
Tea.—The transactions have been titling during the week; but
the market closes with a better feeling, and holders arc very firm.
In East India articles very little has been dome beyond a few
chests of Indigo, and some small lots of Saltpetre, at the previous
currency.

Dyewoods.—The sales are confined to some small parcels of
Fustic, Nicaragua Wood and Logwood, at previous rates. The
demand for Turpentine is improving, and rather higher prices have
been obtained, its pd having been given for 200 brls. of middling
quality. A small parcel of American Tar, 400 to 500 brls,' was sold
at about 14s 6d. Montreal Pot Ashes go off regularly, and in some
instances an advance of lid per cwt. has been given, 30s 6d having
been paid for the new imports. Pearl Ashes are dull at previous
prices. In Hides there are no sales of moment to report. Tobacco
continues in fair demand, and prices have undergone but little
change; the sales for the month amount to 1200 hhds., of which
420. were Virginia leaf and 260 stemmed, go Kentucky leaf and 430
stemmed. Irish Dealers and Manufacturers have taken 270 hhds.,
Exporters 250, (chiefly Kentucky stemmed,) and Manufacturers
270, the remainder, or 60 hhds., being taken for Scotland The
import, as made up for the year, Is 17 hhds. less than 1839, and the
stock 7524 hhds. against 7233 at this time last year.