The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-03-11 00:00:00

Mar. 11, isls. Ti-18 LIVERPOOL STANDARD.
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&bipptng intriligentt. LONDON GAZETTE. TUESDAY, MARCH 4. flarkets. WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, MARCH 4.
_-- -_ I Total quantities per Price per
—nes-- --seas- Imp. Quarter. Imp. Quarter.
TUESDAY, Matter 4.—Wind S.S.E. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET, MARCH 6. Wheat
Rit / . J. Bath and W. Estwick, Charles-street, Drury-lane, London,
At this day's market, there was a fair supply of Wheat, which , -
'ED.-Sarah —, from Ichaboe—Orixa, Christian,
1 China • sailed ' paper stainers—Ormiston and Backhouse, Sheffield, carriage LEEDS CORN MARKET. MARCH 4.
~, Th.n , iled 16th Oct. and from St. Helena 19th Jan.— sold readily at last week's currency; but higher rates could not
makers—Si:cock and Lowe, Birmingham, plane manufacturers be obtained. Barley was also unaltered in value. Oats again
;'.. eh, Bingham, from Rio Grande—Queen Esther, Al;.
_,! Fine dry Wheat in fair demand, and sustained late rates ;
l' and H. Taylor, Liverpool, booksel ers—lronside, Napier, damp and inferior Oats rather lower. Barley and other grain
from Constantinople—and Royal William, Montgomery, ' . 6d. per qr. cheaper. Beans very difficult to quit. For Peas . I Malta. and Co. Bahia—Moore and Gatliff, Huddersfield, sharebrokersunvaried.
we had little inquiry.
—S, Brabner and J. Atkinson, Liverpool, attornies—J. Ingo, --
IkellAEP,—,Larch, Jones, for Africa—Hope, M' Lachlan ; Rayal --
Doeg and Pratt, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, ship biokers—C. Cross - HULL CORN MARKET, MARCH
4.
ier), foarin. and D'Arcy, Garrick, for Aden, arc.—Helen Jane
. ' and Son, Manchester, commission agents—Wilson and Son,
.....a arbaboes—Cambria, Judkins, for Halifax and Bos-WAKEFIELD CORN EXCHANGE, MARCH 7. Wheat ready sale at last week's prices ; Barley firmer ;in
Hartlepool, Durham, ironmongers—Gibson and Burnett, New-
k:a :more, Barnes, for Constantinople—Lord Lambton, Oats, Beans, and Peas, no variation. No material alteration
castle-upon-Tyne, coal fitters—G. Plummer and Co. Leeds, Therelarge arrival of Wheat for this day's market,
r,.....1,0,1 Scotia, Burnett, fm Leghorn—Excel, Read, for Ant- in Seeds, Cake, Bones, &c.
linen drapers—T. M. and H. G. Sutton, Liverpool, insurance prices have rem ered from the depression of last week, and an _a __a
_______
entensive business assing Barley is in plentiful supply, and -----
,iBOll ye, Soule, for New Orleans—Phillips, atott, for, yet-
brokers—J. Maxey- and W. Doughty, Maidenhead, cabinet
easiers are enabled 'to select their q-nantity upon-- rather,
ea, Joshua Waddington, Bottomley, ditto—Yorkshire,
makers—R. Leech and S. Taylor, Bury, Lancashire, cottonSALFORD CATTLE MARKET. MARCH 5.
"or New York—Jane Hammond, Gillies, for St. John,
...--J waste dealers—E. P. and E. P. Turer, Birmingham, ingham, coal mer- terms. Beans are dull, and Oats and Shelling maintain We had a good supply of Beasts, and Sheep were of fair
°seal], Cordier, for Ghent—Oriental, Christmas, for
rns_ chants—J. Cripps and 11. Keap, Leicester, drapers—J. Walker their value. average quality. The deman • for prime Beet and Mutton still
- and Alonzo, Mitchell, for Genoa.continues good, and for such 5d to Sad per lb. was readily ola
and W. E. Bcddington, Chesterfield, Derbyshire, surgeons-- as- —_ ---
-- Rawlins and Adkius, Leighton Buzzard, coach makers—W. tained. Only a few Beasts and Sheep unsold.
,lena!,°.rs Pritchard, from Glasgow, laden with pig iron, LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, MARCH 7,
Thomas and D. Rees, Swansea, and elsewhere, lime burners—
i„en last night off Egremont, and fills with the tide Fassman and Storey, Stockton-upon-Tees, Durham, curriers— The arrivals into this port and Runcorn since Tuesday BOSTON CORN MARKET, MARCH 3.
r'n;tarnyaina, BrelOvnich, sailed from Trieste for this port 15th
Bagshaw and Rogers, Liverpool, timber dealers—Morgan and last, include principally, a moderate quantity of Wheat We have had a very fair supply of Wheat to-day, moderate
ow Glas Turner, d-
o of
g.
klieseL''af, Bracegirdle, and Ciro, Crusich, hence at Leghornand Oatmeal, with a good supply of Oats, and a further Beans, and large of Oats. Prices of Wheat have rather a
on"na, Schutt, hence at alelvoet DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. liberal increase of Flour ; the whole of which is from the
British Coast and Ireland, having no Grain or Flour fresh vanced ; Beans firm, and Oats 6d lower than last week. White
nlilleei R
-Pyvee, from Ichaboe, at Falmouth. On the 6th Jan. R. Robinson, Strand, coal merchants. Wheat, 44s to 465; red, 42s to 43s 6d ; Oats, 175 to 225; Beans,
;la, 3 11W. of Ichaboe. spoke the Ann, of this port J. Langhorn, Berwick-upon-Tweed, banker. in from abroad. 34s to 365.
'Medal Cloede, from Ichaboe, off Falmouth T. Dunna Newcastle-upon-Tyne, grocer.
W. Cock. Bungay, Suffolk, grocer. During the past week the weather has been variable, but
J. H. Denison, Nelson-square, Blackfriars-road, London. generally cold for the season, and now inclined to frost • ' LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET, MARCH 10.
We have had a larger supply of stock at market to-day than
WEDNESDAY, MARCH s.—Wind E.S.E. M. W. Varcy, Newbury, Berkshire, bookseller. so that in spring tillage little has yet been accomplished
uar,.__• S. Eccles and C. Riding, Manchester, cotton manufacturers. in this district. for some weeks of late; but, owing to the numerous a tend-
N.,,_ Lady Bute, M'Kinlay, for Hong Kong—Richard, ante of buyers from Birmingham, Sac., the whole met with dull
J. New Bond street London, jeweller. A .31 for the Cape of Good Hope—Brunswick, Morrison, forColes, . a • Having a good attendance of country buyers at this sale at ad. per lb.
atidteaa N, P
S. Eccles and C. Ridings, Manchester, cotton .manufacturers. _______
R. • •—Hopewell, Carter, for Maranham,-.-Mercntio, day's market, directing their attention chiefly to Irish ------ - 'for-
-411
..
Rio Janeiro—Europe, Smyth, for Tampico—Night- Wheats, a fair extent of business was transacted in the LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, MARCH 10.
N. Pinter, for Pernambuco—Brisk, Screech, for Azores— R. B. Palmer. Bath, watchmaker.
,-0. itebovv, for St. Michael's—Wm. Murray, Grebow, for W. and P. Chartres, Merthyr Tydvil, Glamorganshire, tea- generalper descriptions of that Grain, and an advance of Id. The continued severity of the weather causes a better feeling
701 b. was in several instances obtained ,• but of Eng-
dealers.to exist in our Butter market, and the prices, of anything fine,
aa-a..--_ Messer_ger, Larbaleister, for Alexandretta—and Clara,
may be quoted Is. to 2s. per cwt. dearer. in pickled Butter
at, Mr Marseilles. T. Parr, Liverpool, painter. lish or Foreign very few purchases were made, the prices
W. A. Mean's, Acre-lane, Clapham, ale and porter brewer. of such remaining unvaried. there is very little d ing : the price is sBs. for seconds. Bar-
relled provisions without a:teration in price. Pork is more en-
:ll'3,, ania, hence at Lisbon W. L Dore, Egham, Surrey, innkeeper. Flour was dull, and in those cases where sales were
en-
act now' quired after.
Nara eY, Wright, sailed from Lisbon for this port 21st BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. forced. rather lower prices were accepted.
lira Henry Higgins, Lee ' s, merchant.
Johnstone, hence at Pernambuco In Barley and Malt we have no change to note. MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, MARCH 8.
BANKRUPTS.
~.uiZ. from St. John, N.B, at ditto Beans and Pease met rather more inquiry and realised
ossa
to f.,, Smith, from Greenock, at Warren Point, to reship her Thomas Metcher, Southampton, plumber. our last quotations.
d e During
a dfoti..ieawnyeekartthiceiree. hasbut baeearoimneowhdaetciddenad
eirricrfeetslieaginwthaes
ratZ Bombay, after being repaired James Hart, Greenwich, builder. Oats were not saleable beyond a very moderate extent, evinced by holders.
ruaryeas, Sherries, sailed front St. Michael's for Hull 21st , William Hardwick, Holborn, draper. and a small decline was partially accepted. This is strengthened by the slight improvement in Wheat,
Zorlaa Philips, Robert Clarke, jun., Rotherhite, jun., out of business. Oatmeal was in somewhat more request than last week,
!,,, .0 from London at St. Michael's 18ta February . Ely Walker Crowther, Huddersfield, woollen-cloth-manu- but by no means brisk, and our last currency was not ex-opinion seems to obtain
terday;wliich toanakdplaatcoeuirnrrt,haerkeLtivtoerpdryl
tahned Wakefield. markets yes-
:Cr Bassett. Shuggs from Falmouth, at ditto 18th facturer. seeded. that we have seen the lowest point of depression.
,aa,,,t_of Tyre, Stevens, from Dartmouth, at ditto 19th
,eaTta, from London at ditto loth DIVIDENDS. Wheat fully supports, and in some instances rather exceeds,
411-.'4. CoX, from Dartmouth, at ditto 20th March 25, R, Graves, Edward-street, Portman-square, Lo.n- CORN EXCHANGE, MAncx 7. last week's rates.
For Flour there is more enquiry, which is readily met b.),
i„.`"n, Young, from NeWfoundland, at Bilboa 24th Feb. don, saddler—March 28, T. H. Ford, Ruchford, Essex, vie-
Although the wind during the last few days. has varied little holders;. and though we cannot quote any improvement in
r:4ver Potter, hence at St. Michael's 14th Feb. tualler—March 25. Woods, Smiths, Stein, and Co., Workington, _
Bibb Cumber:and, bankers—April 8, W. Roberts, jun., Calverley, from the east, our present arrivals Coastwise and from Ireland price, the very low rates at which, in some instances, purchases
dam us, Balsiwin, hence at St. Michael's 14th Feb.
le n Yorkshire, merchant—March 29, W. Schofield, Oldham, ma- . . . , Barley,
are on the whole moderate in amount • 1122 qrs. with valid have been made during last, and the early part of this
aa, , easley. hence at St. Michael's 18th Feb. 20 qrs. of Indian Corn, comprising all we have to note from week, would not now be accepted. Oats and Oatmeal very
a6nflYer, NeWton, from Hull, at dit o 14th Feb. chine maker—April 5, W. Walker, Birmingham, hatter—April
'aetist 6, J. Wilson, W. Newton, J. Wilson, H. Newton, and G Wilson, abroad. fiat at former rates. Other articles steady at late prices.
~,1„, a, Baaideley, from Dartmouth, at ditto 15th . Since our first re ort this week the weather has remained se-
on. Martin, from Terceira, at dirt ‘ 16th. Derby, colour manufacturers-A; ril '5, G. Harvey, Handsacre,
serely cold with frost;p which, continuing in a great degree to
es,4sA,,n, an, Jan. 6.—Vessels loading :—The Waterloo, 'Roberts. Staffordshire, spirit merchant—April 4, M. Cooley, Spalding,
rotract the out door labours of husbandry, enables the far- LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, MARCH 7.
Lincolnshire, tailor—April 5, It. R. Timings, Birmingham, 1) '
avi': '0 tons on boards Harmony, Elder, 200 ditto ; Diana, grocer—March 15, R. Thelwall, Manchester, silversmith—
amaetrr sc to
ts tr
al thern to largec consumingadvaae towns ofo this
ii a districthe r hwa
al large business has been done daily in all kinds,
lwhich have bseeon
oa,l.?_na', at 0. ditto; Wm. I.Vard, Gruby, 130
.dittos Harlequin. March 25, C. D. Broughton and J. J. Garnett, Nantwich, taken freely by the trade as well as on s.pecu anon :jsrice f
11,...7 140 dio; Colmnbine. 1 aylor, 1,0 ditto ; Thomas and the existing low rates serve to prevent any actual decline in
Cheshire, bankers.middling and the upper qualities of American descriptions and
,n'aVa Roddam, 200 ditto ; Henry, Morrison, 250 ditto ; An- prices ; thus the trade throughout the count appears to be
th„,',.a., Sutton, 50 ditto • Wolga, Brown, SO &Ho; Atwick, CERTIFICATES incap ,ble of any decided fluctuations for the moment; and it Surats are further advanced ad per lb. and for Brazils and the
To be granted, unless cause he shown to the contrary on thelower grades of Egyptian fully ad per lb. higher rates are now
:o;','!' ditto ; Falcon, Smith, ith, 30 ditto; Reliance, Kemp, 230 remains to te seen, when spring culture becomes more general, ►a • sa. A e.nsstirtnirstr In he nf the
• "

a[nhin, hence at Lisbon
anwieWright, sailed from Lisbon for this port 2lst
li NaY rY'
y
Johnstone, hence at Pernambuco
74. from St. John, N.B, at ditto
tosr, Smith, from Greenock, at Warren Point, to reship her
rat kilt; Bombay, after being repaired
rvie 'ens, Sherries, sailed fretn St. Michael's for Hull 21st
s,t?rian, Phillips, from London at St. Michael's tali February
!;(13' assett. Shugg, from Falmouth, at ditto 18th
:alin?! Tyre, Stevens, from Dartmouth, at ditto Igth
4a, from London at ditto 20th
'ear 1,1„,,
lthAn Cox, from Dartmouth, at ditto 20th
•..°lYoung, from NeWfoundland, at Bilboa 24th Feb.
re!, Potter, hence at St. ML•hael's 14th Feb.
i'Z,F,lous, Baldwin, hence at St. Michael's 14th Feb.
ri,,,,uAe, Beasley. hence at St. dittoMicae's 19th Feb.
Newton., from Hu11, at
Baddeley, from Dartmouth, at ditto 15th
`on. Martin, from Terceira, at ditt , 16th.
ttt,,"'n, Jan. 6.—Vessels loading :—The Waterloo, 'Roberts,
11
',t"" en ts on board; Harmony, Elder, 200 ditto ; Diana,
alO ditto; Wm. Ward, Gruby, 130 ditto; Harlequin.
nn ”, 140 ditto; Columbine, I aylor, 1,0 ditto ; Thomas and
Roddam, 200 ditt ; Henry, Morrison, 250 ditto
tha,,,d,.a. Sutton, 50 ditto Wolga, Brown, 50 cEtto ; Atwick,
;o:,'br, ditto; Falcon, Smith, 30 ditto; Reliance, Kemp, 230
ot.orothy, Brown, 200 ditto; British Princess, Thompson,
rritice, Lumsden, 250 ditto. Loaded :—Ancona, Gib.
arfg ez, Abrams; Protector, Dove; and Horatio, Tiffin.
itLioaded :—The Naples Packet, Thompson ; Mayborough,
Son.; Brilliant, Cowan ; Hudson, Bayteld , and Colum-
1/47mar, Als., remaining about 200 other vessels.
March 3.—The Ignacio. Fernander. from London for
'Was totally wrecked on the rocks near Cheeseman's
the westward of this port, this day. The crew were
.:111,4,nded before the tide floo ,s made, since which she has
ytt to pieces. None of the cargo, except a bale of cotton,
ri,„Baved, nor any of tier materials. is reported she stood
‘uer too'cl•ose, and in tacking, missed stays.
i'rP,,n,4comao. Feb. 28.—The Brothers, Buckingham, from
12-'2or Port Talbot, with copper ore, was struck by a sea at 5
aiswhen abu five miles N.E. of tis harbour, and lost both
,etioverboar od—t had the mainmaath unstepped, and the deck
ni). The crew took to the boat and landed here, and in
Pingan 'hour after they left the vessel she sunk. The crew
iistani...ot every thing but the clothes they had on, received
ajne,,;"roM the agent of the Sh pwrecked Fishermen and
8-Benevolent Society.
14,8810 SeoxoN.—Rehecca, from London for Hobart Town,
Ity;e_e• in 1-. t. 35 N, long. Is W, with (nd of bowsprit carried
~"modwin, hence for New Orleans, 27th Feb. in lat. 48,
biel° ; Catherine, Abbinett, hence for Halifax, 3rd Feb. off
lens.'.land. seventy-eight days out, all well, hut short of /mo-
ist Sisters, of Loneon, hence for St. Michael's, 2;th Feb.
lttuno, off 20, lon 11 Wanderer, hence for Zante and Corfu,
Cape it. Vincent.

Since our first report this week the weather has remained se-
erely cold with frost ; which, continuing in a great degree to
rotract the out-door labours of husbandry, enables the far-
net*, to supply the large consuming towns of this district with
sufreent Clain to check an advance, while on the other hand,
the existing low rates serve to prevent any actual decline in
prices ; thus the trade throughout the country appears to be
incap .ble of any decided fluctuations for the moment ; and it
remains tote seen, when spring culture becomes more general,
whether the deliveries from the growers may so fall ff as to
create any material improvement. On this point, however, the
millers and dealers appear by no means sanguine, and conti-
nuing much on the reserve, the business transacted in any
article between Tuesday and to-day has been unimportant.
Notwithstanding we had but a slender attendance of buyers
at this day's market, Irish New Wheat continued to command
some attention, and sales upon a moderate scale were effected
at an amendment of Id. per 70 lb. over our last quotation, :
whilst English or Foreign excited very little notice, and merely
sustained their previous value. Flour, although not in lively
demand, was held with rather increased firmness, and main-
tained iate prices.

The demand this week has increased to briskness ; a very
large business has been done daily in all kinds, which have been
taken freely by the trade as well as on speculation prices of
middling and the upper qualities of American descriptions and
Surats are further advanced 4d per lb. and for Brazils and the
lower grades of Egyptian bully 4d per lb. higher rates are now
current—in all cases parcels in bond continuing to be of the
most ready sale. Speculators have taken 24,600 bales, 550 Per-
nand, 1.50 Bahia, 400 Maranham. 450 Egyptian, and 6859 Surat ;
and Exporters 354 hales of American and 1450 bales of Surat.
The market closes steadily at our quotations, the sales to-day
being estimated at BJOO bales of all kinds, 2000 on speculation.
The import this week is 24,525 bags, and the sales reach
71,520 bags, viz.—

day of meeting

March 25, A. N. Armani, Scott's.iard, Bush-lane, London,
merchant--March 28, H. D. Win ams, Southampton, plumber—
March 28, J. Ma: tin, High-street, Shoreditch, tallowchandler—
April 1, A Brideson, Clare-street, London, cheesemonger—
March 25, %V. Valiance, Liverpool, merchant.

CERTIFICATES

To be granted by the Court of Review unless cause be shewn

to the contrary on or before March 25

T. G. Martin, Coldharbourlane, Camberwell, wine•merchant
—W. Oliver, Darlington, Durham, printer—H. D. Watkins and
J. Innes, Manchester, lead merchants—T. Hodgson, Manchester,
calico printer—T. Sedgwick, Leeds, grocer—T. Wright, Tun-
stall, Staffordshire, earthen ware manufacturer—T. Smith and
.1. A. Hensman, Copthall-coort, London, bill brokers.
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.

ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON,
From the 28th Feb. to the 7th March, inclusive.

Prices paid IMPORTS
LES OF THE WEEK. ,in the week.,ThisWk.thisyear

Barley, which met some inquiry for malting, but little for
grinding purposes, remained unaltered in value. Malt, Beans,
ant Pease, upon a slow limited sale, barely realised the terms
last 'noted.

390 Sea Island
80 Stained
12070 Bowed Georgia

1 105805

W. Gerrie, Rothema,•, Banffshire, grain dealer.
J. Young, Edinburgh, innkeeper.

The Oat trade, attracting a fair degree of attention, and the
dealers buying more freely than before, fully supported the
rates of Tuesday. Oatmeal, on the contrary, was neglected,
and may be considered nominally the turn cheaper.
The only alteration in the duties this week is a reduction on
Colonial Rye to 2s. per qr.

Mobile ..
„l 0 f
Alabama and Tennes
3056,1 , New Orleans
3160
{ Pernambuco &Parai.
, Aricati and Ceara
1310 Bahia and Maceio
f Maranham
'l Sawginned

149346

FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED

} 14062

G. R. and W. Donkin, Beverley, Yorkshire, drapers—P. C.
and H. St. C. Vatter!. Cheltenham, wine-merchants—R. Bald-
win and M. Arrowsmith, Balderstone, Lancashire. spade makers
—H. Mune and M, Farrant, Exeter, linen drapers—R.
Cooper and W. itavenscroft, Liverpool, silk mercers—J. S.
Kewley, T. L. Morecroft, and R. J. Hardman, Liverpool, brokers
—J. S. Tooker, A. J. Cipriaut, G. Mead, A. Mitchell, and R.
Dennistoun, Liverpool, merchants —J. Simpson, J. Whittaker,
P. Fox. D. Fox, W. Dean, J. Brook, J. Butterworth, J. Day, G.
Tomlinson, & M. Spedding, Batley, Yorkshire, 'cloth-finishers;
as far as regards M. Spedding and W. Dean.

I } 8649

• Minas
▪ . Para
Demerara,Surinavi,&c
229 t;• I Egyptian
Barbadoes ...
210• ' Peruvian
.... Bahama

THURSDAY, MsUICH 6.—Wind E. light.
4a,
L4A,:vith•—lrlarn, Morphew, from Barbadoes—Rival, from
Marengo, Holberton, 'from Charleston sailed 11th
Lady Rowley, Wright, from Lisbon—Danicl Grant,
are'froth Calcutta—Trenton, Manson, and St. Petersburg.
jell ~," ,")th New Orleans—Gurden Rebow, Harvey, from st.
- sand Adolphe, from Charente.

Laguayra
logo Common West India
Carthagcna
Smyrna
Manilla
10770 Surat
Madras
. Bengal .....

} 1:96

14595

Do,l.—Southerner,,Palmer, and Troy, Hill, for New York
Muir, for St. John. N.B.—Dibdin, Haggan, for New
ec —Alicia, Johnson, for Savannah—Clara, Penhallow,
o,Artle,ston—lsahelia Thomp,ou, Powell, for Honduras-
-1.7 nin'aaga, for Havana—Fernandez, Contente, for Lisbon
Collas, for Gibraltar and River Plate—Janet
sthba„-"ang, for Demerara—Prompt. Dunlop, for Brazil and
PraHomes, for Azores—Pakenham, Moran, r
r r, ruz—Jgohn Peat, Guthrie, for Galatz—and Ariadne, Grote,
"aMbur,

71520 bales

I 303964

COTTON MARKET, MARCH 10

We have experienced a fair demand to-day, at prices similar
to Fridays and Saturdays. The sales are estimated at about
6000 hales, of which 1000 Surat and 500 Ame.ican are bought by
speculators; remainder by consumers.

St•
irlirkgs h.
ith; y.
and 13th Jan. ; Eleanor Lancaster, Barker,
Atia kad Helena,. Black, 31st—all hence at Bombay
biolt° Lodge, Joy, sailed from ditto sth instant
krty Saul. Croker ; sailed from ditto sth Jan., Thomas
ycott, Bth, Nimrod, Atkins, and Troubadour, Graham,t
lth~"'°Yal Saxon, -Crawford, 24th, and Harriet Scott, Fowler,
p all for this port
le e?,X. (steamer-) sailed from ditto for Surat
stie ebar, Harrison, for Colombo, 7th Jai.
hee. Rees, and Glendarah, Kissock, hence at Calcutta
M 'Pherson, and Elizabeth Moore, Hughes, sailed
ort 'lto 13th Jan. and Albion, Robertson, 15th —all for this
a1:1144448s of Clarence, Birch, sailed from ditto for Bombay gth
4nehi". Young • Thistle, Turner • Neptune, Leichenburg ;
lEngland, Everhead Pall s, Carrigill ; Goliah,
a. ,:r eri. Lotus, Watson ; Argyle, Walsh ; Atlas, Pearce, and
M'Kenzie,, hence at New Orleans
44°11.1 r,y, Kinnell ; Harmony, Jamieson ; Wallace, Main;
115; tillivan, and Hope, Graham, hence at Mobile
lace,
y hence at Newfoundland .
4,4: King, from Trieste, and Albion, Vigors, from. Mes-
Ann: Gibraltar, and both cleared for this port 21st ultimo
Cla,..Zoftly, hence at Cadiz
,Iranibane, ',rigors, from Ichaboe, at Cove
triyttlede, from London for Calcutta, with troops, and
!teckeTn, from Sydney for Calcutta, also with troops, were
on the Andaman Islands previous to the 2jth.Jan.
\lt tuad troops saved and arrived at Calcutta
setts Svoir ex —The Paragon, hence for Calcutta 20th
"it 1:4-,;'. 4 K, long. 82 E; Dora, from Calcutta for this port.
&17"sv.; Horatio, forn Ichaboe for this port, 15th Jan. in
trio IN. 4W ; Leonidas, hence for New Orleans, 27th
I.'4'. 28'th"long. 12 • Harriet Sz Jessie, hence for Charles-
.te Ca Ultimo, in lat 48, long. 12 Maid of Mona, hence for
`t °f Good Hope. and instant;in Int. 50, long. 9
11iit',)481'04;. Feb. 'B.—The Scotland and Howard drifted
Wd ;I) W4'4 Moorings at Savannah 4th instai.t, but were brought
ut thateriA injury, after dam4ging the gyria!staffrail,
P4og. Other vessels. 10th Feb.—A large.vessel, wth her
4'kerbpts and bowsprits standing, was secn on shore on
'`ad Ground 27th Jan. with a wrecker alongside.

29th Jan, and

FRIDAY, MARCH 7.—Wind E. moderate.
14.t00) —•—Sardinia Foster, from New Orleans—Elizabeth,
,104e1' fr
1, fr"' Pa ermoLQuest, Nixon, from Savannah—Superb,
'll(cr "I.Mobile—Frances Adolph, Camar,. from Charente
Acapore, Barton, from Cephalonia—and Heroine, Dodd, from
•
:'47.4l::"—Gczina Berta, Weaner, and Eclipse, Hore, for Dordt
4Cl,e 'Ar;ul,tiste, Honeybourne, for' Monte Video, &c.—Queen
r,y;'',ohrtl„t•...l"Voodhouse, for New' York—Oromacto, Cronk, for
`zalaiz".o.—Portsmouth, Glover, for Mobile—Sarah, Miller,
and Johanna, Schultz, for Memel.

SATun
lip kttr ~DAY, MARCH B.—Wirid E.S.E. moderate.
Coquette Crockford, from Marseilles—Aberdeen,
vitr°l'l New Orleans.
Met 0.--s
oka ~watara, Smith, and Republic, Luce, f r New York
,ilabee, and Mayflower, Sawyer, for New Orleans—
for annning', Clark, for Baltimore—Kingston, Ste-
:44toi-Norva:44tlFston—Cathleen, Pettygrove, for St. Andrew,
ra,to Kirk, for Newfoundland—Hoyle, Sampson, fur
bay Rowlands, for Trinidad—B ,livar, Fenwick,
iso..aY. Jacobson, for Africa—Hope, Tozer, Naples
for Alexandretta—and St. David, Evans, for

D°P
k' S
yien~isin
e°oart,..hence at Colombo
I)4_ ri4_ Kalil, hence at Madras
AllftlialouiZi‘Fe at njer
tlitiltia,,,4l4l:llAer,,,(zce at Batavia
on, Splott, from China, at Sincapore
kle,roe, fr( e, and Bangalore, from Calcutta, at Mauritius
Vu trnul SYdney, at Manilla
TOston, hence at Mobile
41°4E1', ThonilMas. hence at Malta
ttt4,,Y, a, cleared at Gibraltar for this port 23rd ultimo
A I'l;4Z NI r.sand, hence at

ia7rZarY -.."
"C.
, CULL& aalacu iv& ALGA.OI.II-
n ; Why Not, Dart, and Scio. Warne, hence at

Arktit
j 4411 ,ri Le AGresley, sailed from Beirout for this port 2nd
rktY Sale
tediertiria i,,Aelrlards for this port, put back. teotMcaolltoaml73otho
eurlitd.
14:lraZr 1,3114c1jt, Hunter, from Tetocorin,
kri odor., 11 January .
1.19 r naille, sailed from Alexandria for this port 10th
\Ne'Ther-"snale, sailed from Mauritius for this port 13th
„Ntle
224,1)114,14-nllth, Wed from Calcutta 10th Jan. ; William
Itt,94ifirlifeLly.ei6tti:Lord Althorpe, Elliott, 21st ; and Ivanhoe,
'44;14' IV" John O'Gaunt Robertson, sailed from Hong
La.4llpes Dort, and Viscount' Sandon, for London, 9th Dec.
xv, Roberts, or Glasgow, 13th Dec.
Williams
herieLLarkin'a.tstnn ; Victory, White ; Chieftain,
134,44 New Georgiana, M'Grath, and Herculean, Gibson,
eeridurlea ns
q.,402. neon New York, in the English Channel. sailed
the i6t, be Paul Jones was to sail next day, and the,O
11.\r c't 11! in Place of the United Stat_s and England,
kk,h had arrived
Is/ tit , arch
*4l LASa4 ‘in her Margaret, from Liverpool for Hall-
iver 1., 3,n eto stop a leak in the bow P t
keelg b we3,.—The Genessee, Watts, from Newd Orleansaheroa
li4ttks ossniL on shore 26th instant, on
the
b anvith. after
toned aldh off by the wreckers
ha,..hee
eats been brought in
dhesroaenwith loss of fpJse
il about 10th Feb.
en arv`
arcL(r)iro hueier
wcarregcokearns.

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444,114,00n4,r.,:„...----.Airberdeen"" 9.—Wind
E.
,\,,,qulrk,, "uAy m.
moderate.
. hi'Grath from New Orleans—Frances
tV, 44 ri*ed pct,n' leltahoe—Cle'menfrom Antwerp.
et,44St.Thorn.,lll,,e,ess, Prior, from Dublin—Hercules, Tallan,
14414:-4ehiliCsv;',9, from Newry—Town of Wexford, from
44 , t
1..-...Re0, from Glasgow.
hy:,la. Ili
.al,,,,,ureast, Pinkney for Halifax—Charles Tilling-
4444?:',itfornia)110---ryrovideniia. Deswelgli, for Antwerp—
nattel ,t—Tipula Morthnore, for Malta, Bzc.-
1. kr Constantinople

Jq
Dee 4131.111 co,
114'44,14' sailed from Marseilles, for this
White. Nesailed from Manilla, for New Holland, 1 th
~411a1:11
Is s.:%flronl Madras, for this port, was spoken 31th
• S, 100...6? E. Arribrosine,, from Ichaboe, 12th
h from Bombay, for
2th I)ec.lndleEtlsB2Moian, jog-6nEs:
1... g

port, I

m
• Tiz-s•-•ffor,?7eBmliegro:ra—Frederick, Grant
and Mender, Gregory, for Cad

' 14ARCH 1-0

—Wind E.N.E. moderate