The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1832-12-25 00:00:00

*hipping Intelligente,

• FRIDAY, 21st December.—Noon; Wind W.N.W.—Fair.
,ARnlVED.—Sarah Birkett; Cook, from • Buenos •Ayres ; Marg,aret,
i;elsh, Monte VideoFenwiek,,Palermo ; Fanny Connell. Joy,
t3L !essina ; Matilda, More, Leghcrrn ; Alert,. Swaine, Lisbon ; Liber-
Reabourne, St. Petersburgh, . .
.„rronapt, BarneS, fom Ibienos Ayres, at Monte Video:
.irelina, Abbott, froni New York, at Lisbon.
!,,,aura Ann, ----, hence at Genoa.
g arY, Hooton, from Quelke at Cork.
3C,Tigaroo, Rees, hence for Odessa, was spoken.lsth'l%lov., in lat.
long. 2 20, E.

A SATURDAY, 22nd December.—Noon, Wind S.—Fair.
p'RßlvEn.—North Star, Benedict, from New Orleans ; Fredonia,
41e, Charleston, sailed 25th Nov.
theplai, Hughes, Miramichi,
dLed 25th Nov. in company with Prince Regent, and had great
j'mleulty in getting away on account of the ice. The Mary Ann Laid-
P. which was on shore, has been got off. The Benj. Shaw was frozen
The Christopher Knight, was going up on 24th Nov. The John of
ti 11, was loaded. The Scott, of Sunderland, was on shore in the
The Blenheim, and Eleanor, were aground on the horse shoe.
ispston, Gibson, from St. Andrews, N. 8., (sailed 19th Nov.) ; on
to " Dec., in lat. 50 59, long. 9 30, spoke the Diana, of . Yarmouth
St. Michael's, dismasted ; Perseverance, Mathews, Seville; Othin,
Salon • Frederick, Wascott, St. John's N. 8., off this port.
v.itannia, Llewellin, hence at Port-au-Prince.
'llnrod, Atkins, hence at Charleston.
ogle —, hence at Newfoundland.
ea Nymph, Smith, hence at Leghorn..
~lbele, Ellis, from Pernambuco at Deal:
Ware, from Rio Janeiro at Cowes.
Mercer, Mercer, from Palermo at Dublin.
,quebec Packet, --, hence for Barbados, put into Belfast Lough.
euckers, Smith, hence fur Savannah, was spoken 24th Nov. in lat.
long. 42.
Ormrod, (stea:mer), from Downatrick, for Liverpool, with
k rat and flour, sunk in the river Foyle; part of the cargo landed in
"Jnaged state.
~,I AlLED.—Jamaica, Farrell, for Jamaica ; Migvie, Murray, St. Do-
Whitehaven, Sim, Antigua ; Chieftain, Blair, Pernambuco ;
e„44, Brown, Boulogne ; Clutha, Cowan, Buenos Ayres ; Algonquin,
`°Pper, Philadelphia ; Colossus, Wylie, do ; Elizabeth, Russell,
gußeston ; Brechin Castle; Ne*lands., La Guayra.

SUNDAY, 23rd December,;--Noon, Wind N.N.W.—Pair.
dt;ltevenson, Lawton, from Seville Cooke, Faro.; Dart, Teas-
klle, Denla ; Frederick, Westcott, St..• John; Adventure, Cuthbert-
Lisbon ; Maria, Siannan; do ; Blucher. Small Wood, Jamaica.
The swift, Charles, hence:for Newfoundland, out 60 days, put into
t,°ve, with loss of sails, bulwarks, Bz.e., and part of the cargo thrown
Trboard.
slariGte, for Charente ( ailed 13thin9tint), put back.
lea upiter of Portland, from Bangor, with-a cargo; put into this port
111 eodosia, Durham, from hence and Borgo, at "Helsingfors.
latharina Carolina, Schlie, hence at Stralsund.
Nestor, ; hence for St; Andrew, N. 8., was" .spoken 28th
1 in lat. 45, 10ng..453:
10:ialer, Tessier, hence fOr Demerara, was spoken 25th Nov., in
30, long. 15..• •
C The Mary, from Limerick :for this port, which was on shore near
otrlh PbeltoWn, has been got off without damage, after discharging part
t. cargos,
4,„:(xle Wellington, Fisher, of and- for Newcastle, from hence, was
~,,11en on shOre. at Islay, on 17th Dec., during a tremendous gale from
.E.. She capsized in deep-water, audit was feared would be lost.
tally LeitrGillim, Clements, 'from Messina,
at. at Dnblin.
Olen,
Albion, , do, Cork:
Wishart, from St. John, 1,113., do.

MONDAY, 24th December.—Noon, Wind S.—Rain.
nth Nov.)
Wood, from Virginia, (sailed from the Capes
in
;atone, McNair, from Newfoundland for this port, at Cork.
t‘tAidmans, Hughes, from this port, and Ann M'Kenzie, Gill, from
i Andrew's, N. 8., at Jamaica.
°
La
ody Stanley, Hall, hence for New Orleans, put into Penzance with
t f sails:
Ward, Hare, from St. John's, N. 8., • for Limerick, put into Gal-
kilY,
eadfter encountering one of the most dreadful gales ever expe-
',l,e
'ti.Fro Apollo; Black, for Lisbon; Gipsy, Haigh, Bombay: C.
k„.,C• Briard, Palerincr; Bride, Moore, Mobile ; Emerald, Masters,
deneral Coffin, Taber,•St. .Tohn'sN. B.; Elizabeth, 11111, Calcut-
-3,. Poland, Richardson; and Napoleon, Smith, New York ; Kent,
Iflneson, Savannah ; Welcome, Davis, Trinidad ; Martin, Martin,
LVin; Sophie Maria, Nordstron, Elsineur ; Mariote, Waterworth,
A oente; Ann Wise, Hoodless, Cape de Verds ; Planter, Ellwood,
ILtigua.
17.flie brig Richard, from Plymouth for Barbados, was spoken by the
any Connell; in lat. 42, North long. 15, West, all well, out 17 days.
tl,ll- vessel was lost near St. David's Head, on the 17th instant; from
the broken pieces supposed to be nearly new, and about 60 tons bur-
al, laden with oats and pork.
li,in'nvee pipes of wine, (red Malaga), marked " Pomps Marasson,"
It• 29 sup also sundry sails, masts, spars,• and rigging, ' belonging. to a
etlitpyosoend tlehaaibienqlost on the western rocks, were picked

TELEGRAPH OFFICE, 24th December.
Off the, floating light at 4 p. m.. No. 970, Eleanor, B. Brig.

Emporto,

BRITISH AMERICA. • -
2411elsiek Wood, Glover, fm Quebec with 19 ps oak timber, 1251
4,44ve5, 24 oars 6 spars, 1 pee 6r timber, W Fisher and Son-267 ps
I?,4.clenach and Jenkinson—Q Dk •
do ire Dawson, fm St John's, N with'4l ps birch timber, 401 pls fir
So - staves 24 deals. abt 6 fms lathwood, 4 spars, D Oibb—Q
o °Vila, Easton, fm Montreal and Quebec, with (from
fit brls
brs? fit Theys,an2dberls vr)l4 .dasohz,biTislpl arttasoph..4ll-4 22
standard do, 2
30 staves,
headin,g, C llumberston and co-27 brls prl ashes, 239 bgs
b,Lotnith and' S abt 1446 bsls wheat, K-Dowie and co--b 0
tt-T pri ashes, T arid J Badger-418 bgs wheat, It and G Benn-2 eases
p Pods retd, J Swire-1 case apprl, J Brebner-1 do, 50 brls pt ashes.
tau 8, 100'brls prl do, 150 brls pt ashes do, order—(for ekportation),_
, 9 lining boards, order—from Quebee',lorls ptashes, K Dowie and
')--11 do, R and G-Beitn-50 prlashes,-T and J-Biidger-1 bx ap-
Irl, 179 brls pt ashes, C .thimberston and co—SO do, 5 brls apples,
°1 brls pt ashes PU S, order—Q Dk
teharnplain, Hughes, fm Mirarnichi, with 278 pes pine timber, Si
27 deals, abt 8 ftns lathwooil, J Logan—Q Dk
UNITED STATES. •
North Star; Benedict, fm New Orleans, with .106 bales. cotton, A
and co-57 do, Booth, Dixon and co-107 do, Martineau,'
;...ttb and co-132 do, G Green. and. Son-294 do, Baring Brothers and
fe--;12 do, Keill and Cburant-136 do, Castellain and co-2 bears, J
betlict-346 bales cotton, order—P Dk

SOUTH AMERICA.
.
115 It
,anza, Clarke, fm Arica, with 116 serons bark, 3 bales skins,
"`le Wool, 5 bales vacuna skins,. Gibbs and Son-1 case conts unkn,
wilith al do
co-50 bales bark, D Taylor and co-1 bx conts unkn, J
anaveY Ewart, Myers and co-5 live animals, C Tayleur Sons
ttsl CO-1936 bp saltpetre, 14 hides, 1 bx samples, 1. bx 1 prcl pat-
s s, order—River
jnar4ll Birkett, Cook, fm Buenos Ayres, with 412 salted c and o hides
leer Son and co-1499 do do, 4978 dry do: abt 10 tox horns, C Tay-
hid-°n 8 and co-1199 dry hides, R Carlisle and co— 353 do, 500 salt-
g d:e_s, 4 cases conts nikn; D Wright-2 do, J Bettely-1 case retd
P Dickson and co-7 cases chinchilli skins, M'Crackan and
5, J
Hanalt and Sons-4 bales 1 case conts unkn, Edwards and
Inks 1 case chinchilli skins, J C Lyons-43 bales hair, H Miller
conts unkn, W Cooke-1 bale do, 3899 dry c and o hides, 1113
salted do, order—B Dk
)461ararets, Welsh, fin Monte Video, with loose abt7
.t c & o horns,
b salted c.& o hides, 49 bales horse hides, 22 bales hair, 1 bale wool
lieVes coras, 18 brls salt beef, 8 brls pickled neats' tongues, 428 dritd'
4„ts' tongues, 100 lining hides, 4392 dry c & o hides, Edwards, Hall
co—C Dk

MEDITERRANEAN.
,-
rk,ltbte, Williams,' fm Cephalonia, with 141 butts 72 carroteels cur-
.abt 5
Mfoo t tic, E Rae--River
!,atllcla, usre, fm Leghorn and Gibraltar, with (fm Leghorn),, 5
t4ll- boraeie acid, 14 slabs marble, E and I H Garston and co-15 hds
1 ew, J Leigh and co-10 bales waste silk, T and 'W Earle and co—
x prints, E It fine
ae-1 case -arts; Jones, Mann -and co-5 bales
twhaste silk, G Irates3 bales wool, 2 caseticonts unkn, Highfield Bro-
&---0 bales do, Ibx cheese, Melly, Prevost and co•-1 case contg
ge'rarble table, Ibx emits unkn, Vianna find Jones-86 csks borame
per%lB csks argol, It) csks cream tartar, 5 cases alabaster, 2 bales pa-
,,„n" Pckgs conts unkn, 1 bale waste silk, 40 hrls anchovies, 10 blocks
ea:;':ebookshales and prints, (from Gibraltar), 4 lids vinegar, R F Breed—
Lis
t b • Pham, Evans, fm Licata and Palermo, with (fm Licata), abt 130
h-i,j_lustone,--order—(fm Palermo), '7OO bgs shumac, Pryce and co—
b. ", J. Bibby and co-589 hxs oranges,- Rathbone Brothers and co—
Os raisins, W Nicol-1 qr csk wine, said. Master-225 bgs shumac,
Oran madder roots, 391 bgs linseed, 1-qr cak wine, 100 cases 2 hxs
ki,bge, 2 cases alabaster figures, order—for exportation), abt 3u doz
y 4, used as dunnage
tri„,ane, Fenwick, fm Licata and Palermo, with (fm Licata), abt 190 t
OraVtoue, J Pownall—(fm Palermo), 900 bgs shumac, 120 cases
Illt,„ges, 2 pipes w, wine, 4 bus 8 qr csks r wine, J. Pownall-500 bags
tae, 24 cases manna, Ross Brothers-1 bx agate, Jones,. Mann Bz.
bds w wine, 500 bgs shumac, 170 dunnage mats, order—(for
r`tiori). 20 deals—River
tic,„4,°„113, Connell, Joy fm Messina, with 42 cases liquorice paste, E
14•-"oee-=--1 bales silk,' 2 bxs oranges, 2 hxs lemons, 2 brls anchovies,
0 olives, J Rothwell-60 cases 110 bxs lemons, 50 cases, 50 bxs,
esk4„ge,s.. J Bibby and co-30 t brimstone, 20 pipes 76 hds wine, 92 qr
uo, 21 pipes concentrated lemon juice, 6 csks cream tartar, 8
,r!,, olive oil, 23 pipes salted citrons, 300 cases 960 bxs lemons, 50
-•es 10 bxs oranges, order—K Dk
-EUROPE. •
vklert, Swain, fna Lisbon, with loose abt 1 t bones, 253bgs sheeps'
7°.1 108 fists 200 hf chsts orangeo,- Adams—S Dk
t.tlberty, Reburn, fm St Petersburgh, with DO csks tallow, Roberts,
bold junka d 'abt
order—K Dk 2 fms lathwood, said Master-229 csks tallow, abt

TIDE. TABLE , FOR LIVERPOOL.
Days. Mrn .r Ern.

Ht.

FMlimas, 4c.

'run
kb ,slay
25 12 51
iiieanpsday ...26 . 1 25
- Ursday .. ...27 2 0

H. 74.17. I.
.1 815, 11' Christmas Day.
1 4215 4'
2 1811.'4

OtarkEto.

Liverpool, Thursday Evening, Dec. 20th 1832,

GROCERIES.—The demand for SUGAR continues very
limited, and the sales this week are confined to 450 hhds. British
Plantation, for which, in some instances, rather lower prices
have been accepted; a' small lot good white Bengal has-been
sold at. 60s. 6d., and 600 bags Mauritius at 535. to 565. w cwt.
—There is no enquiry for. Foreign.--Nothing of conse-
quence has been done in either MOLASSES or Reie. COF-
FEE.—The sales of Plantation have been extensive, and consist
of 350 casks of Jamaica, 50 brls. of St. Lucia, and a small par-
cel of Demerara; for low triage and the common' ordinary de-
scriptions of Jamaica there is; however,• very little demand, and
these sorts sold in most instances at 3s. to 4s. ty cwt. decline,
whilst the middling to fine -qualities continue. to bring steady
prices: Of Foreign there have been no sales:—ln COCOA,
GINGER, and PIMENTO there are no sales to report, but 100
bags of good-heavy black PEPPER have been sold at 341149 i lb.
—RICE.—About 2800 bags, middling to good Bengal, have
been disposed of at 15s. 6d. to 16s. 6d. ' cwt. in bond.
EAST INDIA PRODUCE—The transactions in INnico,
MuNJEET, and SAFFLOWER are on an extremely reduced. scale,
but for the small lots disposed'of full prices have been realized.
few chests.of redeliver SHELL LAc have been sold at
115 s. and 120 s. 1% cwt There' has been an unusual quantity
of_ inferior East India SALTPETRE brought to sale latterly, and
the market for that particular ,quality is lower ;
_the total sales
are about 1200 bags at 30s. 3d., to as high as 38s. ewt. for
fine. , - •

DYEWOODS, &e.-100 tons of Cuba FusTic. were offered
yesterday, and only `lO sold at £lO, but for 30 more £lO 10s. IfY
ton has Knee been:realiZed; the other.sales of the week consist
of 40 tons of Campeachy LOG WOOD at £B, and 60 of Jamaica
at E 6 17s. 6d. to £7 ; 20 tons of Spanish Fusric at. £5 ss. to
£5 75.,,6d.,_ and a small parcel' of T
'Tampico at £7 7s. 6d.; g
being reported in BARWOOD,' CAMWOOD or Nicuancus.
W-ocin:'There has been rather leSs.deniandibr TURPENTINE,
but former prices haye been obtainedlor 500 brls. of good qua-
lity, 12s. 3d.-and 12s. 4d. having, been given, and Ils. 11d—for
200 brls. of ottlinary.--Anirican"FAß does not improve in
price, and 12s4thas_ been accepted for 630 brls.; nothing has been
done in Stockholm or Arefiangel.--,----Montreal POT AsnEs
have 'been' very dull, and the sales havebeen limited to .a few
trifling parcels at 285., which price cannot be obtained for 'con-
siderahte lots; Montreal PEARL -Astits are heavy of sale at 295:
and in:Sfates' ASHES there are no 'sales to report.—There is
some enquiry both for CLovitisEEn and FLAXSEED,' and prices
are supportect.Nolhing.has beendona in .BEES' NV Ax.---
QUERPITRON BARK is in very limitedrequest,—The demand
for HIDES is improving; and full prices have been obtained; the
sales comprise' 1300 dry. Buenos'Ayres .0x and Cow at 7 sri. to
9V. according to quality, 1100 dry Buenos Ayres. Kips atBgd.
to 8%d., 1170 Calf Skins at ' sd:, to 7d., :11b0 -Buenos- Ayres
Salted. Cow and Ox at 4yBd., to 5 gd."' and 1.,100 very prime at
5%d., 650 New York salted at 411 d., 520 dry ,Brazil at Wid. to
7%d., 370 dry salted ditto., out of condition', d.• to 534 d:; 136
dry East India at 6,%d., 78 dry salted ditto at 7%d., 415:ditto,
brined, at Qgd., 510 ditto, 2nd class,at 5% to 570., and 214 ditto
dry salted'Catf .Skins at 6g 4y it:—No sales of Neutriaor
chili SKINS,, or Holts.E..klAlß ; and there are no transactions to•
report in, OAK BARK.—TOBACCO his. again been in limited
demand; but prices are without alteration; the:business:of the
week consists of 50 .hhcls.. Kentucky leaf. for speculation, and
75 lihds: Virginia leaf and stemmed, chiefly to the trade. ~
• MEDITERRANEAN PRODUCE. —9,ome arrivals of
BRIMSTONE have: taken place this week,,but the .greater part
had been previously sold, and a few small parcels on the spot
have been taken at £l3 for Sicily; and £1547 ton for Tuscan..
—No sales of any consequence have : been made in Sicily.
SUMAC, but 1300 bags Verona have been sold.from the Vessel,
the exact price not being reported.—MADDEß .ItOOTS.'^AbOtIt
3110 bales Smyrna have arrived this week, but there are no sales
reported of any description.—MA.nnaes are without -alter-a-
tion.—CREAM of TARTAR is dull of Sale; a few casks yellow
have brought 555. V ewt —ARGoLs.continue scarce. For
OLIVE OIL there has been a good demand, and upwards of 100
tuns,havebeen disposed of, chiefly at-the previous prices; but
holders are now looking. for higher' rates, and the market is
very firm.--VALo,NIA. is dull, `and prices are without altera-
tion.---In Fist' OIL there is little business doing, and prices
remain unaltered.—LlNSEED OIL meets a ready :sale, and
pale •RApE OIL is in limited request---The transactions in
l'ium Ott, have-been extensive, the total sales exceeding 450
toris, at prices ranging from £32 :10s. to £33 -on the spot; and
£32 ss. to arrive, and. little call now be bonght at £33; the bulk
of the stock being held for £33 10s. fj)' ton. OIL of TUR-
PENTINE is steady at £4Bilf ton,-and in moderate deinand.---
FLA X is. more inquired for; and but little now remains in the
market. —Hum P is in steady 'demand.—The business .in
TALLOW this week has again been limited, but,holders remain
very firm. , .

MANCHESTER CORN MARKET, Satuiday, Dec. 22,

The attendance at this morning's market was not numerous, but for
the better descriptions of Wheat fully as high prices were demanded.:
"secondary sorts might have been bought on lower terms ; , the inquiry,
however, for any, was exceedingly moderate. The Flour trade was
also heavy, and prices were barely supported. In Oatmeal no altera-
tions can be noted. The sale of Oats was dull, with a tendency to
lower rates. There has been a tolerable fair demand for kiln-dried
Beans, in good condition, and a few choice old have reached 395. 6d.
per quarter. In Barley or Malt there is nothing to notice.