The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-06-23 00:00:00

Ti LIVERPOOL STANbARD.

LONDON POLICE'REPOK7'.

Emports:

,•• ~ G1.,71LD HA LL—THURSDAY. i
PotterC l iClifton,
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Pirish Deighfon, an ostler, was brought Were Sirs Peter AFRICA.
oann,dßetto_shlpeybkfm.. the Mauritius, with 7115 bags sugar, 'Taylor,
Laurie 'charged -with stealing two £5O notes'of the Manchester
bank from MV. Edward Ridgway, nf,Liverpoul, a student at • EAST INDIES; CAPE OF GOOD-HOPE.' 8-c.
Jesus College, Cambridge. • - London, Pickering.:fra Calcutta and Madras,- with (fm-Madrat)•.3
Mr. Ridgway stated, that on the 2d of May ke went -to bed to ks likfs, C S Middleton-27 t redwood, Gladstone and co—(fin Cal-
intliscreetly leaving "a
candle hurtling" so near that the bed= Nitta) 2030•bg,s flour, 1 bxatatapleaticatr. Calrutta Strand Mills Float.'
curtains took fire.' ' With the -help of two of the college iervanti ',.co--1,174 bgs castor seed, 126 bgs linseed, 515 bgs 2 chts saltpetre, •100
he extinguished the flames, but to much mischief was•done that , bales cotton, 16 tilts lac' dye, .150 bales hetnp; 66 ehts shellac; 20 t red,
hel, was compelled to sleep in another room. He called for his
wood, 12 bales hides, 5 bales pi,ece goods; ou3 b,,,,s rice, (50 landed at& Helena), Order-1 bx silk,
-1-Mtinro-1 bx false coral, • said fluster Clothes in the morning, and asked his "gyp" if his money was —P Elk .
safe. He told him it was, supposing he was speaking •of sonic 1 3laji stic, Lawson, fm Bombay, with 1014 bales 20 hf' bales cotton,
sayer; but when witness looked; he missed the twO• 1:50 notes,,i. Dante-nand Dickinson-L2SI balestle; 110 bga enfree,'NktolMcfekitorth,
anitl, as several persons had' in the interim since he left them : and co-35 ps ivory, 550 bgs Colombo root; 1756 ps red wood, Dirom,
sate had access to his room, he could not fix supicion on any ' Riehmand and co-446 bls 36 Id bls' cotto', 8 pkgs 'sundries; 114 bags
pepper; Order-LP Dk
Pan ticular indiVidual.
II ESir INDIES' A Arb • MADEIRA.
• Sir Peter-Laurie asked if he Inew the prisoner?' • Stiperb,' Cboke; I'd/ Jainaiett,,witll.3R4l(l9 60 tcs I brl sagas,- 69 pns
Mr. ,Ridgway said; he •did.• He was a servant at a livery- 1 hcl rum, 55 tcs 3 brls coffee, 34 o and c bides, lek shrub; Ick orange
;table where he put-Up his horse, but he had nothing to do with wine. 22 tlO c levi"ood;• 90 lanteavobd Spars. 9 kgs 'tamarinds;' .J B
,e
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xtingulshino the fire. Yates and co-50 hds sugar, 10 pus ruin, 1,) andfl' Willisa-10 hds sugar;
~
Sir Peter asked' how he Supposed' he got Possession 'of the ---
r i RednraynelB do, 541)0 pimento, Hosack and BOyd:--14 tes'co free.,
notes ?
tl6 c rustic, A Wilkinson--3 tcs pimento,. 16 1•10 c ebony,: J-Y Lo.-
i pez-9 pns rum, Order—P Dk • : Mr. Ridgway said his bed-maker-bore the satins name' as the . Water Witcli, Newby,: fra Barbados,' with 350 hds 18 tea :sugar.: .T
prisoner.. Lee and co--8 hds do, J G Oughterson-28 bls cotton, 40 bgs ginger,-
Sir Peter asked the prisoner if the bed-Maker was his wife? F and H Murray—River
The prisoner replied she was: , , Denison, Poole,. fm Antigua, with 341 hds 29 tes sugar, 93 pns mo-
lasses, C W and F Shand-64 hds sugar, Earart and co=-50 do, C Tar.:
Charles Crowther, a porter at the Belle ,Sauvage Inn, said the war,
i u 4 ,
saidr ie r,
prisoner arrived by the Lincoln coach on Wednesnay even Master-4
hds 1 brl do; T
t—er_4iustee' s'C-Tumer-1 brlB bxd arrotvruot,-
pkgs sundries, Order—l' Dk
and offering a £5l) note to be changed at the inn, Mrs. Nelsim Little Mary, Itankinei fmlAntigria; with 12 pkta!arrowroot, T Roy
gave hiin -£5; and said he should 'have the rest next min-iiiirtr,:• —l6,bxs do, 77 pns 8 tcs 6-bris molasses, Graham and Taylor-78 pns
Witness was, then sent' with it to the hank,' and•found itluid do: t 8 11)04 2hf brla arrdterOot;'VAPTear arid en—K •Dk'''
Theodusia C le • ith 55. hds 17 tcs 52 brls
o man, finJaiusica, a ,
.angst,
been stopped. The prisoner was searched, and the other £5O 21-/ tes - ,
3 ales 120 brls coffee, 59.6„as pimento, 14 kg§ 26 cs preserves,' 2
note was found upon him. He said he had received it from
,5 c us •,
bxs presents, abt 10 t logwood, alit r 8 t f tir abt 6t 7 e small Ni,
Mr. Ridgway in payment for a horse: caragua wood, abt It 2 c lignum vitae, Holt and Tory-18 hds sugar,
The prisoner made no defence; and.was. tonfinittid•forr hint: I M Wood,-,sll hds do',' Steirairttall'Westindreland-8 bds.do;lßAddl:-
soli-31 Os do, 15 tcs 30 brls coffee. J M ulholland—l tee 4 brls coffee,
M and I3'Joseph2-3 I'cs`dO;lllrffeld,'Slialleross and cO-2t do,' S Tay-'
for—to do, J Dick-i• 2 do, J Dethatn--35 do, 2es suceades, C,Horsfall,
Sofia and co-10 icis 56 brls Ihf brl en ffee, J Adams-5o tea 100 lit tes
do, .6 brls pimento; •1 brl sugar, abtilBl t ebony; I. cso suedades, • J Y
Lopez-4 tes Ipp 28 brls coffee, 99 bgs pimento, 4 kgs tamarinds, 179
as tell hi les,'ll ckarurn, 1 by suridries,•:-1 h sweettndats,-.Vilsoa and
Derbyshire-1 box arrowroot, 1 box castor lA, Ewalt and-co-1 ease
woollens. J Watkin-1 brl sugar, 1 case ilactaclei,'T Hendrick—l keg-
tamarinds, fDr Seltroter-2 es presents, -Dr Ward-3 es presents,. 1 ese
2 kgs succades, Order-1 ps ebony; 2 jars tamarinds, Mr Broddribb-
-1 ese FjarsureadesoMm Simpson-+-1 ese do, Capt Coleman--P Dk:
Rookery, Evans, fin Montego Bay, Jamaica, with 156 hds 81 tcs
sta•pet; 63 pns.rutia, 'BB Nis, ainger',l•ll bgs' pimento, 26, t loglvded: 233
lancewood spars, 2 lids Mna,ara wine, .R• \V Appleton--93 hds 1 tee
sugar, 10'pas 1 lidiaitti; Pc;r(avit,' Barton`and co-65 lids 75 tes'Sugar;
25 pus.rurnl; 'l` Rawaan—l brl sugary
.Order-:-61 brls ginger, G; and W.
Wainwright-27 do, 14 ' spars, A Abrahams---P Dk
Martha; •ileron, fib Trinidad; with 273 hds'34 brls sugar, 14 bls cot
t0a,,89 pns molasses, 34 brls cassava flour, W Wood, and co—G Dk
Lady Tarter.' Tticker, fm,Derrieritra, with 20 'pna•rum, II ,Portdr-
-12 'clo, Fisher, Robinson and co;-12 do, Douglas, Fraser and co-1 pn
3S lids'dd; Order-14 pns do, T and H Murtay-z-40 ile,-.1 01aiistone and
Co-41 dch: Anderson'and Binith—l.ppel I pus 12 lads!do, .3 brls. Pop-,
per, A Taylor and co-5 ligs coffee, Anderson and Sinith-B.i pas mo-
!Ames, N Waterhouse and Sons—ls do, J T Crook-32 do;'Order-,,40
bales cotton, T Porter--6 tes coffee, G Booker and co-20 tcs 20 brls
40 bfbrls'do, Sir J Tobiti:-58 15A:sugar; 224 bdls hides, W Lucas--
1 btl sugar, 2 bris pepper, Ihg coffee, J Nelson—W Dk
SOUII.I AMERICA.
Itimse, -Dixon, fm•Valpa•raiso, with 630 hales wool, 2 es chinchilla
skins, 3 bags wheat, abt 160 t copper ore, 392 Ids Peru bark, Gibbs,
Bright and to--494 wet Salted hities,'abt'l t horns, Herren, Hal and co
—25 t Nicaragua wood, Ibg balsam wood, Penny Bros-112 pigs cop-
per, 34 coils cordage retd, 1 ask wine, Order-P Dk
Rob Roy,' Inglis, fin Buenos-Ayres, with 1694 salted ox• hides, •C
Ta'yleur and es-101 do. Edwards,' Hall and co-1100 do, It Carlisle
and c0—,531-do, waddingtoo, Holt and co,-134 'do; • Wtigh*.Parlatte
and co-7 bls nutria skins, H Miller-135 pps 10 hf pps tallow, Wriht
Parlabe arid eci-10 t hones;3 pps •1 hf ppe wme, 12 salted hidos, pills
nutria skins, Order—W Dk
Laura, Crockley, fm Buenos' yres, with 36600 ox bones, 28 'bales
wool, C J and C Sliact —560 salted ox hides, 560 hides, 416 pps tallow:
3 srns wool, 12000 o and c horns, 1 Me nutria skins, 1 prcl 1 box coats
unkn, 1675 saltecibbles,`Order-400'salted ox hides,' Edwards,, Hall Bz-
go-13 pps tallow, It Carlisle and co-10 his nutria skins, sheep skins
and horse hair,' H 51111i•rL,6 blslhorse and 1 hie cow hair, 1 ble nutria
skins,,T -C, Lyons-6 bls h hair, 2 his. wool,Waddlngton and co-10 bls
wool, 2 bls hair, 9 bIA sheep A14in5.,.62 his bideelippitigs;J Harratt aad
Son11•bls wool,-Du Fay bard-eo—a -bls conts,unkn, .1 Tussan—K Dk.
• UNITED STATES.
Ti,'l Allen, fell Charleston, with 981 'bales' fatten, 0rder...30 do;
AlStpri and co—• 6 do, A Taylor and co-52 do, Allhusen Bros—lOado,
D .Jaekton-87 do; Taylor and co-126 do,' Hobson and co-9 bags 1
pocket do,. W C,Molyneux-239 brls tar, W and J Browa and -co-
-P .11211 i

QUEEN-SQUARE—Tunasnay.
A FRIEND of THE IRISH MEMBERS IN DISTRESS.—A gen-
tleinan'frorn the Et:nett-ad whO gave his` name John Wil-
ham Taylor,. (supposed to be .fictitidifi,) and said that he resided
in the Strand,'was yesterday charged:tvitb being in a state of
intoxication, and incapable of taking.care•nf himself, in the
vicinity Of the • Ifonse of tt'nmons on Wednesday night. It
appeared that a dinner had been given by several of 'the 'lrish`
members; (friends of the defendant,) and' the 4` after-dinner'
indulgences" o( the latter had reduced him to such a state that
the police were compelled to take him to the station-house.
Upon his 'arrival' there he announced himself:as Mi. Daniel
O'COnnelli.andi so, much did; he resemble the great agitator in'
pOintapersortatappear-ante; that, Inspector 'Forbes; who was
oft duty, had-a firm conviction that Dan himself had -been
captured.
Upon appearing before the'bencli, Btirrell asked him if
he had thing to say to-the charge?
Defendant.—Nothing certainly against the accusation. I
had been dining with some members of parliament, and I am•
much obliged to the police foe taking care of me.
Mr: Burrell.-,I am sorry, sir, that we must trauble -yOulfor'ss."
Defendant (searching his pockets.)—Really, sir, 1 have left
myself without cash; but 1 ain acquainted with several bon.
members of the house, and I pledge my word it shall he paid
very shortly.
Mr. Burrell (laughing.)—Well, sir, you are discharged, only'
remember this—the tine to the King. must be -paid. I rely
upon your word; but, if you do not pay it, I witl—
The defendant expressed his thanks and left the office, hoping
that it would be clearly understOod•that he had no intention of
personating his respected " friend," the great agitator.'

MANSION- HOUSE—FRIDAY.
THE POOR LAW BILL.
A poor Woman and her child, a girl about 12 years old:applied
:o the alderman for relief.

woman said that she had a claim upon a city of London
parish, but h. r child,- who was born in a distant countY. had no
claim on that parish. Their tiecessities-were so great that they
were obliged to beg some assistance from the- officers, -but a
plump refusal was given as to the slightest relief for the•child:•
The Alderman expressed astonishment et the statement that
tinder such circumstances the parish could reject the applicatien:
The woman said that the officers had reftised teissisfherself,'
except she would consent to take up her abode in the worktrouSe;
into which they could not allow her child to go, so that the only
condition upon which she could obtain a morsel of bread was
the cruel one of leaving her daughter to begin the streets.
' Alderman Thomas Wood said that. the alternative,wax ;ton
dreadful to be for a moment thought of, and declared that-it was
impossible that the law could remain in such a state as that
parish Officers Should posseat an authoiityliable to be exercised
so desperately to the injury and oppression of pOof families.
Mr. Hobler said,lhat the parish officers were not generally"
inithe habit of blending humanity with the exercise of the.power
which the Poor Laws Bill •had given to them. Complaints
innumerable were made against the policy which transferred
from the magistrates the power of ordering relief 'to be given in
cases of pauperism to the parochial •authorities, but it would
seem as if all that was desired was to hide misery, not to check

The Alderman said, that be could not permit the child to be
separated from her mother. Acts of-such a•nature were sure to
introduce poor female children to the vice and misery of pros
tifution: He then directed that -inquiry should be made into
th,
circumstances of •the case.-

Rebecca, Cressseell;' fm 'Bahia,- with VI cs 27 brls sugar, For Ex.,
portition-1 lid Port and 1 cse Rhenish wine, and 3 hls 2 bxs slops
retd,'los salted hides, 65bgs ooffOt; 30 tor; rosewood; 19600 'eoker nuts,
1000 bdls brush stuff'. 1081 rigs cotton, Order-34 bgs cotton, Ferguson,
Miller' and cd—l bx tonts iinkn, 'C lionsickLl-1 do,'Leech & co—l do;
W Litidshy-2 hxs l prcl do, Serjeantson'and
,es—l prol do, Duarte
Bros—l bx 1 prcl do, 1 cse ipecacuanha, E Mumford-1 prel patterns,
W'alket. Hughes and-co-1 bil tapioea,'M Johnstone--ID Dk • •
Sir Watkin. Armon, fm Charleston, with 200 bales cotton, T Wil-
son and co-225 do, J llobfron and Sons-190 do, Order-200 brls tar,
100 brig turpentine, Makomson,'Bell and'co—abt 901 feet pine plank,
For ExpOrtation—Q Dk
Henry Lee; Pierce, fm New Orleans, with 1278 bales cotton, A Tay-
lor and co-131 do, Melly, Prevost and cO-0 Dk
Highlander; Gardner, fin Ceara and Pernambuco. withe(fin Ceara).
54 bags cotton..) Cockshott-33 do, J B Boothby and co-13 do, J S
Ltrnine and bo--9 do, B Jones-sand'co,-58'do, Duarte,' Btos--.20 do;
Todd,. Naylor and co-81 do, W Inglis and co-182 do, N E Bieber-
-20 do, T ifesketh-23'4 do, J Diincan-17 do; Order-8 do, Mellors and
dot- Cotesworth and Powell-52 do, JC- White and• co-
-184 do, 100 t fustic, 230 hides, Hadfield, Wood and co—(fm Pernam-
bUt6) 50 es sugar, 'OrtlerQ Dk
Sheffield Allen, fm New, York, with 455 bales cotton. T W Smith
and co-:-.40'd0,• Wa!nsirright and td-360 do, Martell 'and co-36 do;
Kern and co-13 bls coats unkn, •Order-2 hxs do, W& J Brown and
co—l do, J Good Win-4 prel do, R Sliiel-2 cs do, Duncan and Son-
-72 hides, J .Wood-'P Dk •
BRITISH AMERICA.
Pacific; Tozer,' fm St Jam, N B. with 431 ps fit' timber, 1 c 15 deals,
and deal ends, 400 poles, 9 masts or spars, 1721 c staves, Baring, Bros
and co—lt' bk
Thistle, Vogler, fm St Andrew's, N B. with 147 ps birch and -383
ps-fir timber, 10 c 10 deals and deal ends, 6 fms lathwood, Cannon,
Milltt and co-=River
Woodman, Wright, fm St John's, N B, with 131 ps birch and 99 ps
fir timber, 1c 4 deals and deal ends; 871 c staves; Baring; Bros--260 ps
fir thriber, Order—B Dk

SPAIN AND PORTUGAL.
Red Rorer; Carder, fin Listion, with 4 hds wine; Order-1 ppe
hds do, Manson and Brandreth-2 tips do, Arrowamith and Rider-211
bdls corkwood, T Martin and Son---45 t salt, Vianna and Jones-2 his
recd goods, Baring, Bros and co-J-46 chts 40 hf chts oranges, J Adam-
-85 .chtSls3 hf chts do, Croft and tom es m'dise, Order—S Dk
Oporto, Martin, fin Oporto, with' 4 pps 6 hds 6 qr cks wine, Brough
and Gardner-2 pps do, 111'1,1air and Dutton-1 ppe do, A Swainson-
-4 pps 4 hds do; Crosble and CbetWode-2-pps 4 hds do, A .1 da Costa-
-2 pps do, P Bould-20 hds qr cks do, C and J Rawdon-14 pps 18
hds 20 qr cks do, Pilkington and Sons-18 hds 24 qr cks do, J Dawson
—7 pps 8 hds 97 es do, Order,-80 es do, Chapman and Willis-74 cks
coats tmkn, T 'Martin and Stin-19 cks do, 19brls argil, Order-2 eks
cohts unkn, D and T Willis-7 cs 3 brls machinery, Order-4 t cork-
wood, S C de Faria—K Dk
MEDITERRA NEA :
Amelia, Choiditch, tin Messina and Licata, with (fin Messina) 5 cks
pumice stone, J Bibby and co—(fni Licata) abt 300 tons brimstone, J
Bibby and co—B Dk

EUROPE.
Dati*„Bmit. firl'Hamlititigh; with 30 pkgs•drugs, 10 brls SO hf 'brls
pork, 10 brls 30 hf brls beef, 20 pns 40 brls bread, 6 ps smoked beef, 3
pns shams, 1 pn'baCon, 50 brit flour, 2 brls peas, 2 brls pot and 2 brls
pearl barley, 1 brl oatmeal,•3'cs nedise conts unkn,.lo pkgs calf skins,
Order-50 brls pork, 20 bits flour, 200 begs bread, Graham and Taylor
44 mats horse hair, ,E W Gaehel-1 bskt hams, •W Fielden and co-2
cs conts unkn, A Cohen and co-5550 plates spelter, T Ingleby-2 cs
toys, M andl3 Joseph-32 hxe 1 sample bx linen, F Mulholland and co
pkge samples, Collmann, Lambert and co-2 cs tops E Easter-17
es 1 paper prel cotton hOsiery, J and C Thotrison--17 pps 26 hds 4 eks
2 brls geneva,-:1 cse geneva and liqueurs; 2 es 3 pkgs liqueurs, 6 brls
beef, 2 brls sour crout, 3 brls pork, 19 bxs glass, 3 bxs liquor cases, 3
bxs glass heads; 1 bx sample 4. 1 cse conts unkn, 16 es glass ware, 2 es
looking glasses, 7 es 7 piano fortes, 15 cs fture, 2 bls linen, 200 empty
dernliohns,•6 cspipes, 2 cks hams, 1 csk'smoked beef, 1 cse polomos,
3 D Shelby-15 els black lead, C W Neuman, Son and co-32 cs 1
ble iredise cents unkn, 1 bx samples, 20 es wine; C S Middlt.ton-40
muskets, R Zwilchenbart apd co-2 cs B Elkin—G Dk
Pearl, Croshie, fm Antwerp, with 70 t oak bark, 60 bls flax, Order
—75 IA flax Swainsow-31 tio,,J•C Kalowski—Q Dk

FRIDAY, JuNkfl9.--Ntion, Wind N.W.--Light.•
ARRIVED—The Dante,' Smith, • from flamburgh—Zeeinst;
from Dordt—Recovery, Hayes; from Halifax—Pacifi, Tozer, from
St. John, N:B., sailed 10th- ult..—Shetfield, Allen,- .from New York,
sailed 25th May.

SAILED—The St. Leonatd, Gutr, fot Quebec—Barbadian.
Barbados—Camoens, Bdrnes; for Oporto—Janvrin, Piton, for Gaspeei

Annandale, Hill, sailed from Covefor Bombay, 16th inst.
Belina, klqte Thompson), from Grenada for London, at St. Thomas,
leaky; and aischwrging.
Thomas Dempsey, Coxon, hence, for Monte Video, was spoken.3lst
ult., in lat. 44, long. 11.
Magut, 11000:Tor Ariigterdarri; ofr Dover:
Royal Saxon, Reimer, hence, and Ilobart Town, at Sydney, N.S.V.
Cabotii, Ashton, hence: and ditto-at ditto.'
Groton, Baker, hence, at Havana.
Louisa;Bill; Granville; Cock, 'andAnki; Smith; hence at klohia)
Adelaide, kluelitr, hence; at Palermo. -
Banger, Donal&on, hence, at Lisbon.
The Josephine, Britton, from New York at Balfast, sailed 20th Mayo
Balclutha,,from Barbados; Czar, from Oporto ; and Welcome, from
Trinidad, at Dublin: -

' SATURDAY JUNE 20..--Noon", Wind N.W.—Fresh breeze,:
ARRIVED---The Water Witch, Newby, from Barbados{ sailetll4th
Mity; the Medora, sailed on the 12th : On the 18th June, Tuskar NE
50!miles, spoke the Brothers; Bell, hence for Nassau, and the Cale-
donia, Graham, hence for New York—Henry Lee, Pierce, from New
Orleans, sailed 12th May, left the Bar 13th'May—Oporto; Martin,
from Oportq,salled 8d June : On 10th June, in lat. 4G 37, long. 1040;
spoke the Henry Hoyle, hence for Oporto—Superh, Cook, from Ja-
maica—Robert! Sargent, .Williams, from Zante—Amelia; Cholditch;
frOm Sicily—Red Rover, —, from Lishon—Sirene, Alvurds, from
Hamhurgh—Laidmahs, Hughes;from Jamaica; sailed 3d May—Jonge
Margaretha, Wickman, from Dordt—La Ville de Bruxelles, Sorque-
trique, from Antwi,rp—Franeet, Unroch, from Osten&--Harriet,'Bos-
ton, from Jande—Elitaheth, Brown, from Nevis.

Hercules, Wootl, hence for China, off Tuskar: 19th June.
Transfer, Wakehlim ; Sally, Ditchburn ; and Orion, Card, hence
at 'NeWfOundland.
Hermoder, Neilson, hence, at Arendahl.
Harriet, —, hence, at Cuxhaven.
Dedx Amis, Ferret, hence, at Amsterdam.
• Jane, Wood ; and Eliza, Peaton, hence, at Helvoet.
Frederica; Vanderl:irkhove, hence, at Ostend. •
Acadian, Auld, from Charleston, at the Clyde, sailed 26th May,
Eugene, Lerat. hence;'ar 116nfleur.' •
Panger, Donaldson, hence. at Lisbon.
Ohio, hence for Quebec, was spoken, out 17 days.
_ Jahn Begg, Turner, hence, at Gibraltar.
e'rances Ann, Hay, hence, at Calcutta.
Woodman. Kelso, from. Trieste, at Smyrna.
Syren, Clifton ; Velox, Small; and Dash, Farrant, from Constan-
tinople; at Smyrna.
Camilla, .Petrie, sailed from the Mauritius for Madras and Calcutta,
ea March.'
Carrick, Potts, hence, at Newfoundland.
Henry Smith, , hence, at Malta.
Sovereign, Baker, from Sydney; New South Wales, off Portsmouth,
sailed 20th February.
Vixen; heirce`fdr Seriomingo; whs silelten'2Bth utt., in. lat..
38; long. 13.
Sirl:',eorge Minty, —, bente fOr'Qiiebee, was spokenlsth ult.,
in lat. 46; long. 35. .
Transit, —, hence for Newfoundldnd, was spoken 23d ult., in
la 47, long.• 40.
Active, Robson ; Minerva, Gowland ;. Walter Scott, Young ;
SpringhillAuldand' Devereitx; hence off 'Quebec.
Jupiter, Carnrie, from Mobile, oft Quebec. • , • •
Jamaica, Cunningham, frOm Savannah, oil tlnebet.'
Resolution; Murray ; Jubilee, Watson ; Sir William Wallace, Man=
nab ; Waverle„., Philips; and Alexander, Luckett,' hence, at Mobile.
The Clyile; liroWit,,henee,'Off Quebec.
Fanny Ann garriques, Wallice, hence, at Jamaica.
Morea, Girdler;lienee:' at Boston.
. Younghusband Sophia, Easton ; Endeavour,. Douglas! Sir
John Beresford, Mitchell; and Esther, Stnirtoh, hence, at Montreal
William Salthouse, from China at
The following. vessels arrived at New York 24th May—The Canada,
BritOn, from London; Oaetin; Tenny, from London'derry : St Law-
rence, Bunker ; Silas Richards, Rossiter ; and South America,Water-
man, from thiwpott
Litberland;flawkins; Barton, Armstrong t and Victoria,•Williams,
hence, at Barbados.
The Three Sisters; • Power, front Newfoundland, at Cove: Om sth
June, in lat. 48, long. 41, spoke the Edward Reed, Forrest, from Lon- '
donderry for New York.
„Horatio, Hondless, from Rio de Janeiro, at Sydney, New South
IS ales.
Hyde Park; Snow, hence for New Orleans, avasoff Carysford Reef;
20th April.
Thalia, Graham, from Rio derianeiro, at New Orleans.
Dalhousie Castle: Toole-; .Warsaw, Hill ; • Dale, Burton ; Charles
Joseph, Froste • Ellen Brooks. Redman ; Unicorn, Lindsay.; and
Walter Scott, darke. hence,. at New Orleans:
Eilinbuegh; Lyell, hence, at Sydney, New ZontliTiales.
QuEnEe,,Meyl.s,.—The City of Waterford, which arrived 12th June
from Waterford, saw much ice, and was detained in it fer some time,
in. a heavy anddengerotts swell ; Mt brigs, names•unknown; are re-
ported on shore of Kamouraska.
Scrialr, June 16.—The 'Five Sisters, Turpin, from Newport for
Newfoundland, put in here 1 lth instant, with loss' of bowsprit, lee.,
having been in contact with a vessel 7th instant, and carried away
her mainmast.

SUNDAY, JUNE 21.—Noon, Wind W.N,W,—Fresh breeze.
Aantvzn—Eagle, Brewer, from New York, sailed 27th May—St
Cloud, Rich,. from New 'Orleans—Prineess.Charlottr,•Sharp, from
Malta—Cornubia, Hall, from Quebec.

Lady Hannah Ellice, Liddell, hence, at Norfolk, 21st May,
NapOleon, Smith,'hence, at New York;' 26th May.

MONDAY. JUNE 22,

Noon. Wind West —Fresh' breeze,

/laaiven—Af edora, Dixon, from Barbados—Chatham, Wood, from
New Oileans.Lady Rowena, 'Mean, from Chirleston; sailed 234 May
r-Pekin, Blair, fromlllobile—Everton,Westcott,,from St John's, N B,
sa led 21st May—Agnes, Dempsey, from Antwerp—Sultana, Scott,
fr ro• Sinyrne, • sailed 2d. May : On 14th May, oft Sicily spoke the
30 n Airey, hound td London :- On Ist June, off Cape Trafalgar, spoke
th Bally; 'from Messina.. • •

. ,
EtertOn:'Scertt';beriee and Madeira, at St Vincent, beti May.
Mint,•Nlorrisori, from-Port-aa,Prinee,at•Leglaortt.:.
MOlsen, Elliot, 'from Rio de Janeiro, at Cowes.'
from.llaraburrhi.at the Isle of-Mani'.
Magnet, 11V Minn, from C dcutta, at the Mauritius.
New Jar, Reeves; hence for: Palermo, was.off Cork, 19th tristant.
Sylvanus. Young, hence for Buenos Ayres, was spoken 19th•
in it. 58, long. 24 W:
Claim:Wier, Brown, hence, at Talparaiso, 25th Feb., in 106 days.
Sir Ilnitntil Done as, M'Kissock; hence,' at Quebec,:in 21 days.
British King,. M oncrief, hence; the Friends, --, from bublin ;
the John; Johnson, from Sunderland, at St Lawrence.
Fatima, Fethers, hence for Calcutta, was spoken May fithi in lab 5
N; long. 23 W, out 24 days.
The, Isabella; Irvine the Carohnie;' the Dewdrop ;- the St ,Hilda,;.
the Don ; and the Minerva, -et St Lawrence.,
The Agnes,'Outerbridge; hence for Quebec, was towed intd Belfast
Lough; :yesterday morning, from the westward, of Rathlin Island, by,
thi. Robert Napier,*(Stiamer); having been diSmasted off Innisterhull,
on the t9th •

Ann, Swinford hence, at the Bay of Fundy.
John Bell, -Black •• Miirptrt.al;- Leitch ; Admire Benbirw,. Dixon
British Merchant, Charmer; Joh_v Francis, Bonyrnan ; Lord Stor.
mint, WD000.11; and Spartan, Wi.;l3b, hence, at'Quebee

Atuttr%

LI.VERPOOI, COLONIAL -MARKET, JuNic 19,

•
, There has been a steady demand for SuOAl3, and the sales amount to
1,000-11.-P.'withOut any alteration in prices ; 650 bags Nlauritlus have
also'been disposed. of at SOs 6d; in Bengaloo sales. , There has'been
some inquiry for Foreign Sugar, but the- only sales reported are
12 Cases middling:white-Brazil at 284,•ande,400 bags Manilla at 268 per
cwt.—The only transaction in MoLasses consists of 80 puns. old and
inferior Trinidad at 190-00Pree:—There'has been a steady demand
for Plantation; and: the,sales exceed 300 casks of Jamaica; without
alteration in prices. No sales of FOreign:—lnCOno.s. or GlNnea no'
sales.---20.1sage:PonevTo sold at 411,,and 100:bags black PEPPER at 410
per lb.—There has been a good inquiry for tine Ron of high strength,
and:upwards' of:140 punt, have befit sold' at4s- ld cad 3s 4111rgathm,
ehiefly.Demerara, 30 to 34 0. P.—About 650 bags of East India Rice,
of ordinart quality;-have been-disposed' Of at 405 e lus-6d 4, tart. in
with a small parcel of fine at. 13s 6d.
Several parcels of East India, together with 56 sprung of Ciracca
i INDIOO were brought, to auction yesterday,: and about 140 chests of
the former disposed of at prices ranging from 3s 7d a 5s 6d ir lb. in
bond of the latter,rnot more than 12 serous: were Aoltlj. -3s' ad :6 5s 4d,
per lb, duty paid; prices may he considered 3d a 41 lower, although
in Some instanceathey welt within 2d 4, lb of the sales held here on
15th ult.—By public sale,' the following goods were sold, viz. 23 chests ,
Gina ARABIC at 54s 6 738; 40 chests GUM ANIMI at £3 0 £7 25 60;
0 chests &um. Lao at 11'2s 6d @ 130 e; 900 ba.„aveoLocaso ROOT at 12a
to ti2s 6d .17 cwt. • and 19 bales SENNA at 310 Iff lb.-200 bale. of M un-
.reel'aric ieparted within the colotationse-4n SALTPETRE the tracheae.:
Bons do not exceed 400 bags.at 24s 6,1.6 275,
Dragwoona.—The demand has been hat-moderato; 150 tons of
Campeactiy Loowoonbrought £6 lase .£6 , 17s .6d. for damaged, anti
11 125 6d for good parcels; no sales in other kinds • 70 tons of Cuba
Ftiamo sold,at £7 lOs 64'8; 80 tons of Sevanilliat!£4 ss, and 15 of
ordinary Brazil at 553 41, ton •, nothing reported in Camwooo or BAR-
weion, and only a few tons of solid Necaitaov): WOOD brought £l6loa
per ton.—An import of 2,122 brls. of TuRPEN,TIN it, of good quality, has
been sold by auction ; 1,-722 brls. at lis 6d. and 400 brig. at its 7tl per
brl.—AmencanTaa,being much wanted..has gone off with.spirit at
improved prices ; 1,300 brls. of common at 13s 9d 6-14 s per brl., and
1.31:0 barrels of good and prime qualities at 148'20 6.15 a 4r brt; for
100 brls. of Stockholm Tar 14s Sy brl. has been paid.--The demand for
Montreal, Pot and,Pearl ASHES has been brisk! this week, and the
stocks of both kinds are now nearly exhausted; of Pot there have
been 8041430 brie. at 31s 6 329 4p' cwt., and, of Pearl 270 brls, at 33s to-
-34s te• cwt.—There has been more inquiry for QueRCITICON BARK thin
week: and upwards' of 150 hits. have been sold at the quotations.—A
parcel of East India Bees' WAX, consisting of 106 boxes. has been dis-
posed of at £6 lOs a £.6 12s tld 41 cwt. rn bond. Nothing done in
C&WERSEEIF or Ftaxszen.;---11ines.—No transactions of moment
have been reported, and the demand for all descriptions is exceedingly
limited. —Neutria •Stitaist:—At the public saki on Tuesday last, 43 bales
were offered, of which 11 sold at the following. rates, viz. 4 bales con,
taining 410 dozen, averaging 2341b5,t0,27111bi.-4r 5 dozen,- at 81s to 30s,
7 hales; .930 dozen, 171 Ws. to 22 lbs. at. :10s 28a9d, and 1 bale, 190
dozen Kittens, 51 lbs. at 484 y dozen.—ln lions!? HAIR and Chinehilli
SKINS no sales:—Oax,l3:h Ki—About 500 tons have been sold ex ship
at £4 0 £5 154 for Dutch, and .C; fur good Flemish, also £3 15s 4, ton
for a -cargo of middling German;:—There! has scarcely been' any •
Inquiry for Toaacco this week.