The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-19 00:00:00

Dcc. 19, ISI

STATE OF TRADE

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clo24thi"Tcn marketE TErt•—On Tuesday last, and every day since, our --ear—
has assumed the appearance of buoyancy, and a TUESDAY, DECEMBER 12.—Wind S. fight.
fair 81/10i2 ties
or
r. nt of business has been done in all widths and quali- ARRIVED.—Britannia. —, from St. Andrew, N.B.—Lotus,
upon
lastlilng cloths, an Asia most instances, at advanced rates Wilson, and Severn, Driscoll, from St. John, N B.—Champlain,
printing quotations. It fact not disputed, that stocks of Miller, from New Orleans—Olive Branch, Hagarty, from Sa-
cloths were seldom know., to be so light; for manufac. vannah—cambrian Maid. Levy, from Bourdeaux—and Flying
Curers,ll"o nprinters, and merchants cannot average a fortn glit's Fish, Edwarth'r from St. Michael.
irok `fined, consequently contrary to what is usual at this SaiLani—Hesperas, Jackson, for Africa—Agricola, Potter.
it,,l4_, on of year, an extensive business is doing, large con- for Calcutta—lanthe, Porter, for Mobile—Laurel, Duckett, for
)701:_r%are making, and preparations for the spring trade are in Savannah—St. Lawrence, Brown, for New Tork—and Susan-
ar,t!"r_ ss, in anticipation of a good season. Indeed, it is our nah Collings, Quance, for Margarita and Laguayra.
iEn"tll,n that goods of at I descriptions will go still higher, and is pot Year we shall have a legitimate trade, for the market Roscius, Collings, from New York, at this port; sailed in
ikha''.l the with goods, money is abundant in the country, company with the ship St. George, for this port
flivo,f'e People are generally better employed, which are all Abbotsford. Chambers, from London, at Algoa Bay
for Zable features. The spinners complain, and justly, that Ann, Green, from Rio Janeiro, at the Cape of Good Hope
other 41,,e numbers of yarns they cannot realise a profit; but Maid of Mona, Blake, from. Algoa Bay ditto
cliaereZaalb.ers are good to sell, at remunerating rates. This H.M.S. Lily, from Mozambique. at ditto .
regui,;!!`h7 is caused by the active demand (which will generally Bangalore, Nelson, from New Zealand, at ditto
for d_ ieethe price) for printing cloth, and the absence of demand Lord Glenelg, and Briton. from Bombay ; Isis, Graham, from
ore ieTl tic cloth, which is still heavy, and bad to sell, al'hough Calcutta, and D'Arcy, from Manilla, at St. Helena
the fOrn stocks are not heavy. This week we have te, announce Caledonia, (steamer) Lott, hence at Boston 28th Nov.
from
„eatrae of M. amson and Co., shippers, owing, we learn, Portland, Stalker, hence at Charleston, after being aground
creditor ,0 0 to .. 18,000, an:t from what we can gather, the on the bar
takes s need not expect a very large dividend. A meeting Joseph Cunard, Harrison, hence at New York
kat, Place to-day Saturday), at eleven o'clock. This week we Brilliant, Cowan, from Constantinople, at Odessa
19010te 27-inch 60-reed at ss. to ss. 3d ; 66's, as. 6d. to 6s. Neptune, Bakker, and Souris, Cocy, hence at Brake
eornpVnd 72's, 55. laid. to 6s. aid. Last week we received a Frederick Wilhelm 111, Behrendt, hence. at Danzic
for ...,s.nt that our quotation was too low for 66's, and too high Elise. Gabrahn, hence for Danzic, at Elsinore
ithrf 1., We endeavour to be correct, and give the extreme low Carl Christina, Birr, hence for d.itto a d tto , high price.--31aachester Guardian. Enterprise, Smart, from Norkoping for this port at ditto
Robe tine, Tardell, hence at Flensburg
wel4e!gns.—The foggy weather which has prevailed during the
good% has, to some extent, influenced the markets for woollen Iduna, Groenwold, hence at Hombongsund
anteraillylnt the White Cloth. Hall, however, the sales have been ''• ronia, Jarvis, hence for Oran, at Holyhead
S. elma Doiloff, hence at Swinnemunde
there th,n the merchants being enabled. to judge be:ter
MarmOra Barnes from Hull, at Penzance, and sailed 9th
before th in the Mixed Cloth-Hall of the quality of the goods
hks b ezn* When the state of the atmosphere permitted there Dec for Constantinople
een a fair business done in the warehouses. Ellen-en-Jacob, from Rotterdam for this port, at Falmouth
Enchantress, Phillips, from St. John, N.B. off Cove
i..naanaoan MARKET.—There was a pretty good attendance
i.+2:iyerchants at this Market on Thursday, who bouhtretty Tremont. Taylor, Irons Charleston, at Hull
Elizabeth, Brouwer, hence for Dordt, at Douglas
manufacturers were
the advanced state of. the season, though the Frances, of Whitehaven, hence to Belieze, was spoken 21st
thes were unable to realise prices corresponding with Nov. in lat. 22, long. 30
sicost of the raw material. Large sales of yarn were effected, Helen, hence for St. Michael, was spoken 9th Dec. in lat. 51,
,71. r domestic and foreign consumption, but in the present long. 8
be :ofthe wool market, and the apprehension that there might ODESSA, Nov. 29.—The Sir John Franklin, is aground on the
la further rise, large orders for future delivery were refused Mole. but expected oft when the wind moderates
severalsinoi instances. Business to some extent was done in the DEAL, Dec. g.—The Earl of Durham, Hockey, from London
Wool market, but the-spinner only bought for immediate wants. to Halifax, got entang'ect with the Goodwin Sands last night,
tt e: SFI E L D MARKET —Business here continues as brisk and brought
morn the Bight, whence she was removed into tha
eit._ n Well be expected at this season of the year, when mer- Downs this ng, without loss or damage, ee;:ts are unwilling to purchase beyond their immediate wants. COPENHAGEN, Dec. 1 —The Adonis, Caseen, from Liverpool
tnerci,_lY in the fancy trade. There wa, a fair attendance of to Revel, got in contact with an English barque 16th Nov. and
at ,_!liants on Tuesday, and a fair amount of business was done received some damage, but has proceeded. The British vessel
NI: rates. The Wool market was firm, the stock on haw, lost her bowsprit, and received other damage.
u being more than commensurate with the demand.
tatit:?Pir Mareaar.—The demand for goods here was :-
Of th .0 brisk as of late, probably owing to the advanced season
(104 e year, yet there was a satisfactory amount of business
are Prices ruling pretty much the same as they have been for
Tkert Past. A good deal of business was done in Yarns.
et, ' 001 market was pretty brisk at late rates.
Remand
WOOL MARKET.—We continue to have a good
Ra:!?Il for some descriptions of Combing wools, both fleece
dltho'," 11, which are now becoming scarce in the market, and
has ;Th no positive advance upon the prices of
on this day week
st
le_ /et been made, one farthing per pound up the sorts mo
tzorei ,teration in short Wools. is demanded. and will probably erelong be obtained.
wa.sa b
Nett _
MONDWIKE BLANKET MARKET.—
at ti,.better attendance of buyers here than there
1;41' 2is Period of the year, and consequently
attende ssd was transacted. Thursday's ,-

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13.—Wind S.E. light.
ARRIVED.—Snowdon, from Africa; sailed from Cameroons
6th Sept. and Fernando Po 18th—Calcutta, —. from Bom-
bay—Adino, Baxter, from Buenos Ayres ; sailed sth Oct.—Ca-
..

. .
therine, Abbinett, from Halifax—Britannia, Coulter, from
St. John's—Margaret & Ann, —, and St, John's, Watkins,
from Newfoundland—Anacreon. Hopkins. from Genoa—Alert,
Duff, from Leghorn—Cerberus, from St. Michael's -Effort, Or-
feur, from Hamburg—and Helene, Jawber, from Rotterdam.

SAILRD.—AIert, Patterson, for Barbadoes—Lady Lilford,
Scott, for Charleston—Garrick, Skiddy, and Adirondack, Hack-
staff, for New York —Coromando, Freeman, for Mobile—Ellen
German, Cumming, for La Guayra and Puerto Cabello—and
Salvatore, Aseuuta, for Naples.

londay last, there
generally is

Champion, Budd, from Madras, at Mauritius
Bella Portena, Pyott ; Minatto, Tregarthen, and Catherine,
—There has Coffey, hence at Buenos Ayres
-.e has Philomela, Bell, from Cadiz and Monte Video, at ditto
hich th Hibbert, Young, hence at Monte- Video
,
ach the a Countess of Westmoreland, Clarke, from Buenos Ayres at
ditto
liesrp
forA
ynnalpßaersati.sllofaychell, from ditto at ditto, and sailed 13th Sept.
Prithst -ItY AND LACE TRADES.—The cotton _.iery trade, not-
ken_ anding we are within a fortnight of Christmas, which is Mysore, Ward, from Rio Janeiro, at ditto
statOhY cons dered a very dull time, still keeps in the improved Gulnare, Stevenson, from the Clyde. at Rio Janeiro
tent It has been in during the whole of the Autumn. TLe pre- H.M.S. Dolphin, from Plymouth, at ditto
e,tl,,endition of the manufactures of the kingdom ought to Dicky Sam, Coalter, sailed from Rio Janeiro for Mauritius
toreithce statesmen and legislators that they need not look to and China gth October
TheßV,censuraption ; for provided the British people can find Arethusa, Penrose, sailed from ditto for Monte Video 9th Oct.
near, s 33" Profits and wages to consume, they can and do absorb Pursuit, Spence, hence at St. John, N.B.
w 0.., . heir
'Were 3; foly-fifths or the manufactures that are produced ; and, Euclid, hence at Odessa
wages increased, it is now pretty evident that theyh Ann, Bennett, from the Clyde, at Havre
verm,,k, he able to consume all. The drawer branch is now Packet, Briggs, from Gibraltar, at Faro
IoW quiescent state, the frames being fully employed, though at Cadiz, Cumming, from Chester, at Cediz .
branctite S. The distress is great indeed. The cut up hose Larch. Le Boeuf, from Gaspee, at ditto
Co . n almost all its varied departments, is still brisk, and, Lady Bassett, Carthew, from Figueira, at Lisbon, and sailed
i stnutde frames be obtained, employed. The silk glove trade 4th Dec. for St Übes
the rri__, the most deplorable state, and we hear of nothing but Aylesford, Williams, sailed from Lisbon for Monte Video Ist
zilAs„nt grievous and heart-rending complaints amongst the Dec. that ,?.--then and the journeymen
ten, fifteen,
of the latter stating Kinloss, Baxter, sailed from ditto for this port Ist Dec,
The `l,',ey have had no work for ten, fifteen, and twenty weeks. Corinthian, Davidson, from Wyburg for Hull, at Elsinore
ih
hang
silk hose branch, though very much depressed, is not Vandalia, Fradlandt, hence at Warnemunde
haQ same deplorable state as the silk glove branch, nor do the Horsford, Byers, sailed from Belfast for Demerara Bth Dec.
bl4-nenlount to above a third of the number. The fancy bob. Warrior, from St. John, N.B. off Cove
pre 45.,_, trade is very dull—the platt laces being the most de. Zuleika, Holmse, for Messina—Dolore. Cove, for Gibraltar,
./64aui. though they are the most elegant. Nottingham and Anne. Williams fnr r.m.n. hann..l. 12,,,,,..........

arket was tot so well I

rtall°CaD FLANNEL AT ..,en another dull
rk A.LE ......AR1113....
With et
tc'daY ; the business transact,-very lited,
ter „..the exception of dyed goods, for which - re has been abet-the ",.,_mand. The wool market is much the same as it has been
'Are preceding Mondays.

arera, rorayce, from Hobart Town, in the Downs
Castilian Maid, Ivens, from Denia, at Gravesend
PRE.
Rambler, Burrell, from Qnebec. at Preston
Pits .Is7TATION OF PLATE.—On Tuesday last, the
Commerce. Brown, hence for Gibraltar, at Holyhead, leaky
Ai" 18 of Great George-street Academy presented Mr. Hudson, ay6eld; sailed from Milford' for the Caps 'of Good
eM.. Fisher, the principal, with a handsome and valu- Hope pth December
am Piece of. plate, as a tribute of their united affection Harriet L, Picot, from Messina, at Standgate Creek
4,4 esteem ; and in testimony of his abilities, ardour, Aylesford, Webster, from St. Petersburg to Arbroath, was
br 84cces8, as an instructor of youth, in the various stranded on Gothland 17th Nov. and lies become a wreck;
7' allehesofmathematics,-and
_he , classics,
am Plate was purchased at Mr. Wordley's, Lord-street, to be saved
The following' vessels have been spoken, viz.—Dumfriesshire,
It ~,, the crest and inscription executed with great taste. from Belafst to Quebec, Ist Dec. in lat. 45, long. 13: Sunflower,
tlre,as presented to Mr. Fisher with an appropriate ad- hence for Bahia, 7th Nov. in lat. 10 S, long. 30 W; Blake,
all tai; °Y Master W. C. M`Dougall, in the presence of hence for the Cape of Good Hope. 3rd Nov. in lat. 3N, long. 22
titu,e
spier, after which Mr. Fisher expressed his gra- W. and Ocean Queen, hence for New Orleans, off Donaghadee
'''e in able and suitable speech. ' Bth instant
4EP Emma, Weeks, from Palermo, at Cove in 40 days. Off Cork,
eips ~,' PACKET-SHIP Roscius.—The packet-ship Ros- spoke the Warrior, from St. John, N,B. for Belfast, out 28 days,
the :,..'agtain Collins, which sailed from New York on and the Eliza & Mary, in lat. 37 50, long. 11 W, from Labrador
was`,4_th tilt., arrived at this port on Tuesday last. She for Gibraltar
Wilson,
from .
Gibraltar, at Cove, in 14 days, On
gra„;:ecalmed nearly a day off Cape Clear, and was tele-
th 6atrir Dec' in lat. 7N, long. 12 W, spoke the Josephine, of
fi ft e"e` ed at two o'clock on Monday afternoon. She brought the Bth
hear - - -
D tin Passengers, of whom the 1)1low ing is a lir Chas. the Severn.
„,.BhertneWis, Henry Robinson, r rge Aeyer, ' ew W. Ida -
rod, .an,,,, Edward Libbey. 11) ( ,rtwri' of New
Ira- Wm. A. Thompson, t Tab Ed' rd We,-'

'as. I the Severn, from St. John for Belfast
Ida, Barclay, from Mytaline, at Cove. On the 24th Nov
poke the Jane Baxter, from Newcastle for Cephalonia tin mita,

kudrew W

, Jacob Cartwright, of

__,,,, • inside the Gut of Gibraltar. On the 7th Dec. off Galley Head,
~'aGareoiB..rndacii?;,BoSton ;.` Charles Briggs, Vermont; Thos. spokew the Catherine Boland, from Marseilles for Glasgow
eatherall, for Cork ; Eliza, of Kincardine, was ready to sail
pper ° Kingston Jamaica ; William Shore, Kingston, f
or ~.t. Domingo, and the Blonde, of Glasgow, for Mobile, were
'ntr Canada ; Henry W. Whitney, Edward B. Philips, at Gibraltar on the 26th November
tA. r, eal ; Mrs. Ha rri t Finch, Miss Caroline Finch; John Stewart, Stewart, from Odessa, at theewcCaosue.
foOrnLethe
'germ
agland. an Crawford, Liverpool ; Lemuel P. Withers, 2nd Dec spoke the Mary Ann Cooke, from N
horn. On 6th, in lat. 49, long. 16 30 W, spoke the Sydney, go-f
I,
~ Greenock, from the West Indies for Greenock, out 24 days.
the A 11.Eic e
e Dublin y SWINDLER.—On Sunday morning two or LONDONDERRY, Dec. 9.—The Arthur & Meaner, Eueseil, of
Pool "uun police arrived, by the mail packet, in Liver- Liverpool, to the Clyde, was wrecked at Milford, (Donegal) Sth
mopt fashionableand reported that they were in search of a person of instant, crew saved.
_ IsLAy., Dec., B.—The Marietta, Johnson, from Liverpool t
the
n._ exterior, who had wormed himself into
thet ' - . . . .

ana oxen on terms or greacn
b-atouches and other families of the highs
Was
141' in the Irish metropolis. They stated,
him 'lngustus Julis De Chastinet ; that he u
thc;,.self Viscount De Chastinet ;
darjeYears of age, five feet four inc'
eye ,omplexion, with hair dark a
he ttC"arge cheek bones, and large
glish tolerably well for a foreignt
as remarkably hair over the
bY s accent, hey atmearsd r
si,„_! of

respecta

sth instant, and drove on shore—must discharge to be got off.
GRICISNOCEr, Dec. 11.—The leak of the Arab. from Liverpbo
to Boston, which put io here has been discovered—lt proceedec
an augor hole that had been left open; she is reloading
oceed in a few days.

tly gray, dark
that lie spoke
, when stript,

THURSDAY, DECEMBER. 14.—Wind S.W.light

ARRIVED.—Briton, Robinson, from Bombay—lsiW, Graham,
from Calcutta—Birkenhead, Brown, from New Orleans—Peru-
vian, Grant, from Pugwash—ldare, Adair, from Montreal—Ga.

aeon, France. They further
lie CV from Dublin on the Bth or 11th instant; and than.
°tiler
a', obtained, in that city, divers sums of money and
tip% ft Property under false 'prey
tten 8 uPon banks in London q
I\' „e ,"; by fraudulent mean
tll4lay last from Dycer's fpn_ • '

ragoiia—Fr endship, Richards, from Havre—Scholfield, Walker
from Riga—Marianne, Wirthig, and Bremen Cark Sophie
Beenken, from Bremen.

representations and fictitiou

Caledonia, (steamer) Lott, from Boston, at this port: sailed
on the Ist, and from Halifax 3rd instant, On the 13th instant,
off Waterfrrd, spoke the Isabel, hence for Africa
__. _ .

hbred mare, on

..,it„ 'tow has succeeded in swindlin,
iih° neighbours out of sums amounting ,
Deere 4ds• The Dublin officers ascertained h.
.tipon the wronc, scent, for that the fol.low, .(.4
.Ntlitng to LiverP°ol: had sailed from Dublin to
',4ey accordingly went on to Glasp,--
non.

number of our

12th September
Ellen Jenkinson, Brown, from Misurada, at this port ; sailed
2Sth October
Henrietta, Thomas, from Laguna, at this port; sailed 12th

£lOO each and

;hat they

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