The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-06-06 00:00:00

le Bombay Horse

f the Ben-

was soon

:Indy of his wounds,
ken. and its Auseer

e. I
„. 1 lt rs

to I rape

,clues ot

—ln moderate inquiry
150 lbs. a

...ant pos."—, ~..A
S FFILON The sales we have
around Deena, was
heard of are. •• _,. .6 rs. ; a small parcel at 28 rs. ; and
200 lbs. at 29 , a transactimi was also reported at 31 rs.
enterprise of Lieute-
Arles Napier. The con -
Our quotations for this import last month was 30 r,,,i. to 32 rs,
rth universal praise. Sir
QuicKsiLvEß.—Not much inquired for, at 80 rs to 82 rs
ed in reguldting the eon-
per maund of 371-3 lbs.
pletely subdued for
MARINE STORE
e mountains will, it

as com}

Lion of the mon-

here is nothing serious aF

—Stocks of Canvass, Cordage and Twine

are not large, and in fair demand.
BEER.—Sales of Beer are reported at G 3 rs. per hhd. for

Bass's and Allsopp's.
AND SPIRITS.—Our market is completely glutted
o at Bombay on the iuth of
with interior Wines and Spirits. The finer sorts plentiful.
receive • d with distinction, and sent to
,rong guard at Malabar-point Government-
- who is represented as a dangerous
`-^na his being

i notoriety f

Captain

1 in the at
1 in Fort George. The
knovvn ;

as not

" -
Lshwa, 17 wiles (coin

created at KtaFtui. to the
who wanted to rule after
routed two companies of
dto eseare, tio one knew

WEST INDIES

The West Indian steamer Thames arrived off Southampton
on Thursday evening, at seven. She brings about 400,000
dollars and 127 serons of cochineal.
The Jamaica papers, which are usually regarded as the
most important in furnishing information on the general
prospects and condition of these possessions, allude to the
satisfactory condition of the treasury, which, at the Board of
Commissioners for Public Accounts, was stated to have been
£119,G27. 18s. Bd. on the 31st of December last, while the
r had 'not shown more than £lOB,-197. 19s. 6d.
iff had made a considerable accession to the

The new
funds of the government, and though

•
tranquillity prevails ; the moun-
ekund form the only exception ;
--nt was directed to the tie-

Ing peace there.
China, which comes down to the 12th of
in consequence of the sudden death of
al Commissioner, after a feast at Can.
of th,--

all respects to meet with the appronatic
visions being; taxed highly, still it is t
rength to the reveal

have given wuct

nn of the public. pro-
admitted generally to

settletnent I

s entertain

Ff being

;dilation of ru

n of the Ew

NILS spoken of as likely to
and Sir H. Pottioger
rrn ports,

upying t

Improvements in

Corantission

ed to the nor

:V- filch of tt

ation then

attention of th

'chants

e other yorts should nt.

ihabitents showed the

r. with Color

planters, but no positive result had yet been arrived at, which
had caused some discontent among those who were led to
expect that there could be no doubt of the success of the
—•»et to the condition of the crops, the
' and in several of the districts

principle. With re

used as in full bloom, affording
Me the pimento also
There is nothing said
the state of the sugar plantations•

advice read rather lavrnra
the coffee-fields are ref
excellent promise for

a large crop. %

gave good indication for the futur

but by what can be gathered from other sources, there ap-
peared to be doubts, as there ure also in Demerara and
Barbadoes, of the cnu►ing crop yielding an average equal to
that of last year, and the deficiency seems for the most part
to have been occasioned by the drought which has for the
last two months prevailed in many of the islands, although
the want of suticient labour to keep the estates in the con-
dition required for their protection from those mischances
attending agricultural operations is likewise stated to have
contributed its effect to this unfortunate result.

In the Demerara, Barbadoes, and Trinidad papers the
question of emigration is much discussed, and in the former
colony in connexion with the departure of a number of
Coolies, who were returning to their native land with wealth
amassed to the extent of 23,000 dollars, 16,000 dollar, of

which they had
stated