The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-23 00:00:00

TILE SLAVE, TRADE.

The advices from France yesterday furnish us with a copy of
the convention by which Denmark accedes to the treaty be-.
tweets France ana England, for the aboiitiou of the slave trade.
The following are the leading articles in. which M. flans de
Krabbe Carusius represented Denmark, and M. Nopoieon
Louvres, and Sir 11. W. W. Wynn France and England.

Art I.—His Majesty the of Denmark accedes to the
convention concluded and signed ,by the King-of the French
and the King of the United Kingdom ,of Great Britain and.
Irelank relative to the suppression of the slave trade, 'with the
exception of certain reservations and modifications expreised
in art. 2,3, and 4, which will be considered additional to the'
conventions, and almost excepting the difference which will
natural result from the- situatlffil of his Danish )41j esty as a
party agreeing to this treaty after its conclusion.
• Ills Majesty the Kirig of the French and his' Majesty the
King of Great Britain and, Ireland having agreed to this ac-
cession,,.in consequence all the dispositions annexed to them.
wilt be eonsi.lefed to have been settled, concluded, and signed.
directly between' his Majesty the King of the French, the- King
of Denmark, and the King of the United Kingdom. of Great
Britain and Ireland. _ .

Their majesties engage themselves and reciprocally promise
to execute faithfully all the clauses, conditions, and obligations
excepting the reservations and moditiations hereafter Stipulated;
and, to prevent all misconception, it has been agreed that.the
conventions, ssith the articles containing the instructions to the
cruisers', shall he inserted word for word.
(Here follows the supplementary convention concluded be
tween France end Great_Britain on the 3Uth of. NoVember,
1831, and the 22d of March, 1833, relative to the suppression of
the slave trade, with the eonventio4 which had been published.
the.2sth'of July, 1833.)
Art, '2. It has been agreed, relative Co Art. 3'of the COnven-
lion ,of the ahli of November, 1831, that the King.Of Denmark
shall
.fix, according to the convention, the nundlier of Danish
cruisers which shall be employed in the service mentioned in
such article, and the stations to which they Shall he appointed.
Art. 3. The government of his Majesty the King of Den-
mark will make known .to, the, governments, of, France and
England, confOrmahly to the 4th article of the'aith of'Novdrn-
tier, 16.34 the Danish vessels of War which will be employed in'
the execution.of.the peaty, and, lastly, to..obtain for the com-
manderi the necessary cimumauds.- The conniiandi which (he'
King of Denmark has to'appoint Will be exPedited ithinediately
that a notification of the number of the French and English
cruisers destined fur such employment shall be made known to
•the Danish government. . .
Art. 4. It is agreed_that' all Danish vessels Which, in conse-
quence of the conventions, shall be detained by Englistr or
French ,cruisers employed oft WO AmeriOan station,' shall be
taken in and delivered to the Danish authorities at St. Croix.
That all Danish vessels taken French and English cruis-
ers the African station shall be' given up to the Danish au=
thorities at the fort of Christian-burg upon the Gold Coast of
Guinea, and that all vessels which, under the Danish flag, shall
be detained by the English or French cruisers employed on the
3ladag,ascar station shall be given up to the Danish authorities
of one u,r the other of the Danish possessions above-mentioned,
or to the Danish anthorities'at Iranquebar, in the East Indies,
should circumstances render the last destination desirable.
Art. 5. The present treaty shall be ratified at Copenhagen
within the space of three mouths, or sooner if such can be.
(Signed) NAP. LANNaS, Duc de Montebello.
Kuantut CARLYSIUS.
H. W. W. WYNN.

g-,liipping int tiligEnce.

TUESDAY, JINUARY 20.—Noon, Wind N.—Blowing fresh,

Altaivan—The Jemmy, Mikan, from Charente.—Louisa, Bail,
St. John, N.B.—Friends, Long, Ilalifax.—Susanna, Murray, Nassau,
N.P. •

Spartan, Lurnsden, from Sincapore at Lintin.
Ilatilda, Bowen, from St. Donurigo at Nassau.
Spartan,-Webb, from Calcutta, weut•on shore last night near Laza-
rettoes, was assisted oir this afternoon by steamers, without making
any water.
Mariposa, Freeta. from Savannah, grounded near the Clarence Dock,
afterwards floated °IT, without apparent injury.
• Aide-de-Camp, 'VOW, hence, for. Philadelphia, was spoken 28th
ult., in lat. 37 40, lon. 42 26.
Saladiu, Simpson, hence, for New Orleans, was spoken 14th inst., in
lat. N 30, ion. 12 .50.

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21.--Noon, Wind S.—Moderate.
ARRIVED—SiIas Iticharoa, Bo3siter,.frorn New Yoik.
ALSO ARRIVRD—Corsair, Gowan, Belfast-William, the Fourth,
Knocker, Cork—Etna, Emerson ; .Britannia, Soy ; and; Birmingham,
Bealey, Dublin—lrishman, Heaney, Drogheda—.-James Daley, Smith,
Londonderry—Fingal, O'Hagan, and Erin, Ellis, Newry—Jessie, Ken-
ley, Waterford--'.lion's Isle, Quayle, isleman—Prosperity, Irving,
Carlisle—Stuart Monteith, Hunter, Dumfries—Sisters. INl!Donald, and
Manchester, Main, Glasgow:
SAILED—Emma, Pecket, and Intrinsic, Bolton, for Calcatta--Are7
theisa., Hutchinson, Barbados—lrton, Little, and NeW. FOix s"ulignY,
Goole, Demerara—Plutarch, Johnson, and Corinthian, Hill, New Or-
leans—Alexander Barclay, Perry, Philadelphia—Luna, Brown, Rahia
—Nelsen Wood, Robinson Rio de Janeiro—Defiance, Vesey, Leghorn
—Ellen Jenkinson, Irving, Lisbon.

Lycnrgus, Johnson, hence, at Cape Coast.
Faerie Queene, Snipe, hence, at the Mauritius the 22d Oct.
•
Yare., 'Fawcett, from Calcutta, at ditto.
Daphne, Todd, from ditto, at ditto.
A brig, supposed to be the Test, from this port, oft' Table Bay, 4th
November.

_ • .
Matilda, Comin, from Bahia, at the Cape of Good Hope.
Cervantes, Hughes, and Hindu, Lowthian, sdled from ditto for. the
auri tins, 4th Oct.
Condor, Pyott, sailed from the Mauritius for Bataviall4th Oct. •
Emerald, —, hence,.at St. John, N.B.
Tay, Tear, hence, at ditto.
John and Robert, , hence, at ditto,
liannah, Huggins, hence, at ditto.
Lark, —, hence, at Newfoundland.
Mazeppa, Wilson, from Copenhagen, at ditto.
Anaxibia, Pigeon, hence, at Constantinople.
Sophia Pate, Stone, hence, at ditto.
Smyrna, Cornish, hence, at Malta. •
Rusco Castle, Murray, from Constantinople, at ditto.
John Pedder. Atkinson, from Trieste, at ditto.
Lowestotte, Cook, hence, at Syra.
Eclipse, Easterbrook, hence, at ditto.
Buoyant, Ellis, hence, at Gibraltar.
Marianne, Germaine, hence, at ditto.
Miranda, Colgin, hence, at ditto. ..
Derwent, Hewitt, from Rio de Janeiro, at ditto.
Duke of Athol, Dawson, hence, at Charente.
Sophie, Rooms, hence, at Antwerp.
Maria Catharina, Brabander, hence, at ditto.
Selma, DettolT, hence, at Danzig.
Fred. Wilhelm 111., Kuhr, hence, at ditto.
Flora, Rooderkirk, hence, at Helvoct.
Harmonic, Rooderkiik, hence, at ditto.
Zeelust, Noort, hence, at ditto.
Annette, Onwehand, hence, at ditto,
Venelia, Kranenhurgh, hence, at ditto.
Othello, Leggett, from Batavia, at ditto.
Perseverance, Monnet, hence, at Ostend.
Garonne, Dick, from Cadiz. at Dublin.
•
Renown, Evans, hence, at Waterford. • , •
Nearco, Ferran, which sailed this morning for Genoa, has put back.
Ifortensia Reed, nom Sineapore at Doal.
Elizabeth Moore, Moore, from Batavia, in the Dog ns.
The brig Sallma, of St. John's. Newfoundland, 111 tons, from
Antwerp, Captain Haves, laden with flax and clovarseed, cot ashore
last night, (owing to the heavy sea,) about 12 o'clock, near:Mori:beg-
gar. It is hoped the cargo will be saved, but fears are entertained of
the vessel being got off. • She is consigned to Mr. William Tarhet.
• The Blakely; Jackson, sailed from the 'Mauritius- for his port 4th
Oct. On the 7th, near Bourbon, experienced a violent gale, and di.-
waged part of her cargo in consequence; she pot back to the Mau
ritius, where she was discharging. It was expected . she would sail
about the sth Nov.
The Maria, Bunmeyer, from Dublin for this porti;:ivas totally
wrecked 19th inst., near the former port : crew saved.
The Royal Saxon, Rennet, hence, for Van Dieman's Land, was
spoken 3rd Oct. in lat. 5, lon. 15.
The Elizabeth, hence, for Hondrasovas spoken 25th Nov. in let. 2C.
lon. 24.
The Alexander Robertson, Black, from Batavia, at this port. On
the sth Oct. off Madaguacar, spoke-the America (whaler) o f Nantucket,.
all• Well. In lat. 33 S. long. •2 E, spoke the brig Ilardings, of Wor-
kington, from the Mauritius to London, out 18 days. On the 25th ult.
in lat, 36 N, 100., 42 W, spoke, the brigVenui, of Gueria,sey, from Rio:
de 4aneiro to Gibraltar.
MatatiTtus, Oct. 14..—The Mary Bibby, from Bombay for Liverptiol,
has been repaired, is reloading, and expected to sail-about the-end of,
the month.—Oct. 3.. The ,Earl. of Eldon, Tbeaker, from Bonibay to.
London, took Are by the cotton igniting at 4 p.m, on the 27th Sept. in
Mat; 10 S, long. 77 E, and after every effort the people were obliged to
take to the boats, abandoning the vessel to the flames. The crew and
passengers arrived at the Isle of Rodrigues on the 10th October, after
being thirteeu days in the boats.

THURSDAY, JA.NUARY 22.—N00n, Wind N. W.—Moderate.
ARRIVED—The Salima, Heyes. from Antwerp—Beiram, - Easter,
Gibraltar.

ALSO ARRIVED—The Lagan, Blayney, from Belfast—Jane. Burn,
and Brothers, M'Mann Killough—Mary, Quin, Newry—William,
Kerr, and Dasher, Starkie, Straugford—Mary Frances, Coyle, Drog-
heda—David, Lewis, Newport—Henry Holmes, Itedf .rn ; Brilliant;
Gill; Eleanor, Gelling; Amelia, Garrett t Friends, Callan ; Fame,
—; Hannah, Pearson ; Sarah, Corkhill ; gharlotte, Moore; Lady
of the Lake, Kermode; and Esther and Jane, Graham, Isle of Man—
Dolphin, Smithett, and Shamrock, , Dublin—Margaret, Holland,
Drogheda—Queen.. Adelaide, Copper, Londonderry—St. Patrick, —,
Waterford.

QrF Poar—One brig and one snow, at a quarter past 4 o'clock.

The Violet, , from the Baltic for Douglas, at Peel, I. lenvus
rery leaky, and must discharge.

Sarah, Warham, from Tarragona for.this port, at Plymouth.,
Quebec Packet,j Graham, hence fur Limerick, at Waterford.
Messen4er, Stabb:frorn Zante for this port, at Milford.
Neptune, Philips, hence, at Londonderry.
lienrietta„ Moore, hence, at ditto.
Luna, lirnytn; heave Air liallia,-has-put back.
Barbados, Christian, hence, at Vera Cruz.
llindley, stephen.s, he a 41tt0.. .
Emma,. Donaldson, from ConitantinOple, at Odessa.
'Red Rover, Bulley, from ditto, atzlitto.
.CoNsTaNTI.NoPLE, 230 Dec.—The Violante, from Odessa, is arrived
'aelnada, on the European Coast:' '

VESSELS ENTERED FOR LOADING

• i

Sir .1 Tobin,. 353 Lancaster, W, ' Africa
. WEST iNDIES, ***
•
J Winder and co, 297 Christina, 0, Demerara
Kers, Irrtrie, and co, 153 Eleanor, G, Havana It Matanzas

SOUTH AMERICA.
J.Davidson or Poole & de, 159 Findhbrti, G, Buenos Ayres

UNITED STATES.
. , . •
H Blain,
U Brown, 30 Kutusoff, P, New York
A 'Taylor and co, 573 Victoria, I', Do
Waddington,Holt & co, Hogartlr, (), • • Do
Booth and co, or ocke. - • •

, and Co.. „ ATI' Russell. Baldwin, P, Do . •
Fitzhugh & Grimshaw, 295 Marengo P,. Do
Crary, Pletcher: and *co, 13i 'lndependence, P, Do
Boring Bros and co, Brunette, P, New Orleans
Sands, Hodgson, and co, Nanco, - Do

ME DITE It R A NE,i N.
I Bibby and co, 199 Amelia, K, Genoa and Leghorn

EUROPE.
• •
CAL Bahr, 264 Ewald Sr, Byrtha, Q, Copenhagen
C L Bahr 135 Vrouu- Neeltje, Q, Rotterdam
C 0 Weber, 390 Catharina, 8,. Elsineur andltiga
• tEntercd 29th Nov. for Elsineur only.)
' •

Rinporte.)'.

EAST INDIES.' CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, 4c.

Mary Ann Webb, Viner, fni Calcutta; with 4100 bags rice,' 1171 bts
zinger, 542 ha turmeric, 59 casks tines!, 2 chests shellac, 103 biles
inunjeet,, 100. bales jute, abt 15 t sapan wood, alit 3 t red sanders wood,
alit 8 t..biatial6 horns, abt 3 t horn tips, iibt 10 t iron retd, 11 Ripley-
-14 boXes silk pee goods, Dk
Alexander Robertson, Black, fm Batavia, 'with OA 45 t unwrt
285,i bags coffee, 635-bags rice, 270 bags turmeric, 61 tubs 6-cks
4701 dried ,hides, 19 bags gum copal, 13 boxes gum benjamin, 10 boxes
japan} baskets. 19 boxes M o'P.shells, 16 elephants' teeth, 1 cask 1 bx
mace. y cks 4 hxs nutreisgs, abt 10 t sapan Tood, 15 pkts black 'pepper,
4 boxes indigo, boxesnArds,paradis'e, 8 coats unknown, ()Mer—
l; -pk,cs coats uakn, Murray, sane and co-1 plt,-T,e do, A Beale—. 3
do, T Ripley-2pkgs do:: smith, Elder, and co-38 boxes sherry wine
retd, said Captain—P Dk