The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-02-03 00:00:00

Peb. 3, 1846.

gPbipping inteltigentr.

TUESDAY, JANUARY 27.—Wind W.N.W. moderate.
baltaivan.—Emma, Kemp. from Buenos Ayres—Columbiana,
Mier, from Boston—Sanders, Buliey, from Constantinople—
/L:2°, Brker ; Lousiana. Stinson ; General Parkhill, M'
G wn,n anda Nonantum, horn New Orleans—lnfaute, Proste,
...oto N York—and
vw Falcon, Smith, from Savanilla.

The Emilie
, ile, hence for Africa, that was on shore near Lytham,
^15.50,rt off yesterday morning, and into a place of safety
r7FLuoven, Taylor, from Calcutta, at Madras 14th Dec.
lieda hence off Galveston 14th Dec. and expected to cross
we bar lath Dec.
Robinson, from St. Domingo at Cove
H. Sheppard, Re man, from New Orleans, at Hall
os7ol•XiteAn, Jan. 26.—The Concordia, from Liverpool for
ate, ton, was towed in here this morning, by her Majesty's
wner Sprightly, very leaky, having struck on ihricklow Bank.
eantl.Yl.lauxit, Jan. 25.—Part of a brass bound v.. tng.desks
(hi "'lung books of accounts of the master of the Agnes Ewing,
ricrsrs. Cannon, Miller and Co. Liverpool, owners,) has been
up in the West Bay, off Portland. Mem.—The Agnes
Del g• Rei Sailed from Liverpool for Payta 13th Dec. and is
c yeti have been wrecked off Scilly Islands short y after.
LIFDEN, Jan. 22.—The Reverend Theobald Matthew, York,
wigw Liverpool to Galway, put into Roundstone 18th instant,
tx„! damage, and part of the cargo thrown overboard, having
"rienced a heavy gale, and is discharging the remainder to
repair

'axwALL, Jan. 22.—The brig Zephyr, Kirkpatrick, has been
°.. handed caa the ness of Te ness. Crew drowned.
.....111LpoRDs25.—The Berzelius, Hunter, from Liverpool
'll°l London, has put in here with galley stove, bulwarks washed
wOY. sails split, &c. having shipped a heavy sea 21st instant,
'ell half filled the cabin

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28 —Wind W, moderate.
.ItR IV RCockbain, from Valparaiso—Java, Perry ;
0701 k, Rogers; and Windsor Castle, Patterson, from New
esas—St. Leon, Jervis, from Mobile—Susquehanna, Turley,
No °° Feliz, Mindiz from Lisbon—Theodor Heinrick, for Riga—
e,._bfrewsbire, Barnes,rom St, John, N.D.
~Urtao
or Bahia—and Lima, Towns, for
Aonte Video. ur Murray,s

Susannah
and forty bales of cotton have been saved from
the hundred
. Cummings, on shore near Sontbport, a few of
Winch
fr,..., . are damaged- The remainder will be saved in a damaged
.te if the weather continues moderate. The ship will not be
Wof off

Deana
Greig, hence at Bahia
Celt. Baird, hence at Messina
tuannes, Wickstrom, from Gothenburg for ts port, at Fah',
With part of the cargo thrown overboard
tienrietta Augusta, Buddle, hence at Piliau
.annette, Devoort, hence at Antwerp
An Liverpool,
Jan, 24.—The Thetis, Barnes, from Woodbridge
I,,,'Lverpool, has arrlve4 off this port, very leaky, and with
1,'2'.14 choked, having encountered a strong damaged offoltland.
will discharge her cargo, part of which is
ham Sal'RNEss, Jan. 22.—The Fury, steam frigate, has been
ed into basin again, to be ballasted and jury rigged, in
~ver to be navigated to Liverpool to receive Iter engines
StrairkLs SPOKEN.—Antelope, and Denta, in. the Malacca
lat. 1,, t Eleanor Chapman, hence for the Sandwich Islands,
in
land S, long. 31 50 W, out 34 days, all well; Queen of Eng-
kat from Calcutta, off Pula Pisang; Dickey Sam, hence for
7thra, 3oth July, in lat. SO, long. 19; Fortitude and Sultana,
lon ; Oxford, hence for New York, 18th instant, in lat. 48,.
eat 6; ; Dolphin, from Jersey to New York, 22nd instant, in
long. 12; Rajah. of Boston, 25th instant, off Tnskar ;
gang s, from London for Cadiz, 23rd instant, in Ist. 48, 10ng.,13,
141, hence for the Cape of Good d Cesarea, hence
erith° Janeiro, 24th instant, in Ist. 48',long. 16; Ariel, of Jer-
irk ence. with part of cargo thrown overboard, 2:nd instant,
hit. 49. long. 7 ; Ann, hence for St. John, N.B. 25th Dec. in
last 4, long. 63, Hibernia, (steamer) hence for Halifax, 14th
ii„..ant, at eight a.m. in lat. 46., long. 41; Massachnssets,
dgee for New York, 23rd instant, at eight a.m. between Bard-
arid Tuskar • Heroine, bound to the northward, 16th Nov. in
14° 8. long. 81 W; deorge Washington, from New Bedford,
ir he South Seas, 26th Dec. in lat. 1 N, long. 29 W ; Majestic,
14/41. Ealdanha Bay for Cork, sth instant, in lat. 22 N, long. 38
Eochall, of Boston, 14th instant, in lat: 43, long. 28.

THURSDAY, JANUARY 29.—Wind S.
fmkaD.-Irt, Ponsonby, from Pernambuco—Resolution,
ii,7B. from Maranham—Lord Seaton, Fitzsimons; Cairo,
1-°1!/ and New England, Lowell, from New Orleans—Regu-
nunter, from Maranharn— City of Adelaide, Sutherland,
"la Honduras—and Scotia, Mearns, from Gothenburg.
lAILED.—London, Boylan, for Bombay—lsabella, Briggs, for
adiraore—and Samuel Flicks, Astrorn, for New York.

having

LONDON GAZETTB......TUBSDAY, JAN. 27.

PARTNERSII IPS DISSOLVED.
J. Barker and C. Winsall, Liverpool, butchers—J. Brown and
Co. Liverpool, curled hair manufacturers—J. Colem and Co.
Liscard, Cheshire. builders—G. Smith and A. Cowan, Liverpool,
clothiers and batters.

BANKRUPTS

William Walter Sanderson, Great Russell-street, Covent-
garden, London, baker.
homas Tubbs, Palace-row, New-road, Middlesex, cow
keeper.
Charles Gibson, South-street, Grosvenor-square, London,
cheesemonger.
John Carlile, Little Love-lane, Wood street, London, com-
mission-agent.
Michael Emanuel and Henry Emanuel, Hanover-square, Lon-
don, goldsmiths.
Robert Godfrey Fox, Canterbury, wine and spirit merchant.
John Bonn, Norwich, builder.
Lawrence Kennedy, Rochester-terrace, Stoke Newington,
pawn broker.
Thomas Oakley, Kingsbury-farm, St. Alban's, farmer.
Joseph Al etford, jun. Southampton, ironmonger.
Edgar Barnes. Aldborough, wine merchant.
Edward Clayton, Edgware-road, London, licensed Victuuller.
James Coulson, Bridgwater, grocer.
John Massey, Etruria, Stafford, gas fitter.
James Melhuish, Exeter, innkeeper.
Samuel Cullen, Nottingham, chemist.
•
James Hill, Leeds, share broker.
DIVIDENDS.

Feb. 19, William Banes, esnaburgh-street, New-road, Lon-
don, marble mason—Feb. 24, Thomas Grundy and John Grun-
dy, Goldsithney, Cornwall, merchants—Feb. 21, James Chain-
Der, Chester, currier—Feb. 17, David Parry, Ruthin, Denbigh,
currier—Feb. 17, William Ockleston, Liverpool, hide merchant.

MARKETS.

WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, JAN. 30.
We have to report good supplies of all grain. There was a
disposition to do business on the part of our millers, now that
the intention of ministers on the Corn Laws is known, and we
had a good inquiry for all descriptions of Wheat, at fully last
week's prices. Barley of heavy quality sold at a slight advance.
Common sorts in slow request. Beans scarce and a trifle
dearer. Oats and Shelling each met with a fair demand, with-
out alteration in value. Malt firm and easy sale.

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.

LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET, FEB. 2

We have had a fair supply of Cattle at market to-day, which
met with dull sale at little or no variation from our later prices.
Beef sid to bid, mutton 7d to 7iel per lb.

WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, JAN. 20.
Total quantities per Price per
Imp. Quarter. imp. Quarter,
Wheat. l2B 4'315 4 0 462 0 3

0 0 0
44. 8 0

0 0 0
1 4 0

SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, JAN. 28

We were not so well supplied with stock as on this day week,
and yet buyers were enabled to purchase on equally as good
terms as on that day. The best Beef worth 6d, perhaps 6id per
lb., and Mutton Sad to bid.