The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-17 00:00:00

f.-b ipping Intelligence,

FRIDAY, December 13th.—Noon, Wind N. W.—Fair.

SAILED:—Gipsy, Ilighat. for Bombay—Lisbon Packet, Dobbins,
Africa—South America, Waterman • United States, Holdrege ; Eagle,
Lyon, and Victoria, Merrill, New York—Monongahela, Brown,
Cholditch, Genoa—Mary Ann, Kemp, Naples.
The Margaret, Sumpton, from Quebec, was lost yesterday, on Car-
narvon Bar; crew and passengers saved.
The Orpheus, Glover, from Savannah, for this port, which was on
shore at Beerhaven, has been got off, with very little damaze,. and
would proceed the first fair wind.
The brig Jane, from Youghall for this port, with a cargo of flour and
grain, was totally wrecked in Llandudno Bay yesterday morning ;
crew and -part of the cargo saved.
A quantity of pigs and part of the cargo of the Lordßlaney (steamer)
have been washed ashore near Point of Ayr this day ; it is supposed
that all hands perished.

SATURDAY, 14th December.—Noon, Wind W.N.W.—Fair.
AERIVED :L-Alleiton, Gill, from Calcutta—Mary Bibby, Whid-
bourne, Bombay—Orpheus, Glover, Charleston—Pat.do,ra, Cobb, and
Active, Dart, Lisbon, in 14 days—Latona, Dawson, and Sir Walter
Scott, Chiswell, Africa—liebe, li'ruchy, Rio Janeiro, sailed 13th Oct.
—Wallsend, Hunter, St John's, N B—Heroine, Brown. St Andrews—
Partisan, Dale, Miramichi—l 0, Barnes, and Admiral Benbow, Dixon
Quebec—Sophia, Easton, and John Welsh, Woodhouse, Montreal.
Liverpool, Johnston, from London for this port, at Ramsgate, with,
loss of main boom and mainsail.
Smolensk, Subr, hence, at Liebau.
Sophia, Bartols, hence, at Pillau.
William, Moore, from Pillau for this port, at Danzig.
Eduard, Matz, and Sophia Dorothea, Spigilborg, hence, at Swinne-
munde.
Ewald and Bertha, Marcussen, hence, at Copenhagen.
Adolph Wilhelm, Paeplow, hence, at Hambro'.
Ariel, Dye, hence, at Leghorn.
William Reid, from l'araiba, at Trieste.
Peterel, Harris, from St Michael's, at Fayal.
David Morrice, Wright, hence, at Madeira.
Liverpool, Neversan, hence, at do, 7th Nov. and sailed 16th for St
"Vincent.
Heyworth,Willis, from Peru, at Valparaiso.
Hortensia, Reid, hence, at Buenos Ayres.
Manchester, Dixon, from Newfoundland, at Pernambuco.
Catherine, Bibby, hence, at Demerara.
Dee, Rees, hence, at Newfoundland, previous to 26th Nov.
PwLuism, Dec. 10.—The Hope, Roberts, from Liverpool to Fer-
nando Po, driven on shore during the gale on 29th ult., has been con-
demned. The Cygnet, Roberts, from Cardiff to Liverpool, is dis-
charging to repair ; and the Content, Roberts, from Fowey to Liver-
pool, is still on shore, but expected to be got off.

SUNDAY, 13th December.—Noon,
ARRIVED ;—Superior, Tyson, from Virginia—Le Achille, Palermo
—Agenoria, Whiteway, Newfoundland.
SAlLED;—lntrinsic, Bolton, for Demerara—Splendid, Prowl, New
York—Ellen Jenkinson, Blundell, Lisbon.
nevelius, Albrecht, hence, at Danzig. •
Ann Mendell, Armstrong, from London, at Pernambuco. •
Ivan, Slatoust, Tuleff, hence, at Elsineur.
Delphius, Pietranero, and Emma, Parry, hence, at Genoa.
Montague, Turnbull, from Pernambuco for London, at Cork.
Lady Leitrim, Clements, from Newfoundland, at Cork, in 12 days.
Sovereign, Kearny, from New York, at Deal.
James Perkins, Crowell, from Batavia, off Dover.
Canada, Britton, and Samuel Robertson, Griswold, sailed from
Portsmouth for New York, 13th instant.
Maria, from this port for Limerick, is wrecked at Mubray, crew
and cargo saved.
Margaret, Taylor, from New South Wales, at the Cape of Good
Hope, 24th September.

Emporto.

EAST INDIES, CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, 4-c.

Morgiana, Fethers, fm Madras and Calcutta, with (fm Madras) 46
bls piece goods, D and T Willis--(fm Calcutta) 704 lgs redwood, 606
bgs saltpetre, 15000 ps (abt 5 tons) buffalo horns, 600 bgs sugar, 2395
bgs rice, 141 bls cow hides, 843 bgs ginger, 36 bls buffalo hides, 225
his jute, 12 his safflower, H and J Hornbv and co-98 chts indigo, 8
bls Tulpore salams, 16 bls blue gurrahs, 15 bxs silk bandannoes, 14
bxs lac dye, 2 bls safflower, 1 bx pickles, 6 bxs shellac, 2 kgs couries,
Ibg coffee, 8 bls 1 pkt cotton, D and T Willis-3 cs silk torahs, C S
Middleton—Q Dk
Janet Izat, Poe, fm Singapore and Batavia, with (fm Singapore)
loose abt 13 t sapan wood, 20 t 22 bskts unwrt tin, loose 2962 E I dried
hides, 30 c deer and 3 c buffalo horns, 931 bgs sugar, 64 pckts black
pepper, Anderson, Wise and co—(fm Batavia) 70 bskts sugar, 1326
bgs coffee, 321 pkts black and 27 pkts white pepper, 100 bgs Indian
rubber, loose abt 51 t buffalo horns and 24 t cattle bones. 3000 B I
dried hides, 2 es B goods retd, 1 cse sugar samples, 1 bg galangal root
samples, 1645 bgs rice, Anderson, Wise and co-1 bx 1 peel conts unkn
J N Wood-1 pkge do, J Davidson-1 bx do, Old yr—River

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.

1179 Bales.

FOREIGN

MARKETS.

HAVRE, DECEMBER 5

,
Since our report of the Ist instant, there have been some ar-
rivals from the United States, as announced in our shipping
intelligence. The Emery brings 1,019 bales of Cotton from
Savannah; and the Mary and Harriet, 1,404 bales from New
Orleans. There have been daily public sales since the begin-
ning of the month, of which the following is an abstract:—
MONDAY, DECEMBER 2.
duty paid. bond.
75 bales Louisiana 122 f. .50c.
41 do. do 105 f.
16 do.. Alabama lo7f. 50c.
• 17 .do. Mobile loof.
91 do. do.
52 do. Bowed Georgia. loof.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3.
30 bales Louisiana.. .120 f.
21 do. do. ll7l
26 do. do. lo7f.
2'47 do. Bowed Georgia, new crop 115 f.
75 do. do. do ...MU
31 do. do. old crop, 103 f.
26 do. . do. do. 1021.50c.
97, do. Alabama. .103 f.
. .. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4.
89 bales Louisiana 1171. 50c.
44 do. do. ll4f.
28 do. do. lo7f.
3.3 do. Bowed Georgia .112f. 50c.
28 do. do. .1041.
68 do. do. . .1021.50 c.
10 do. do. .102f. 50c
30 do. do. - . ...102f.
183 do. do.

(duty 33) 91f.

We have received accounts from Havre down to the 7th
instant, and from Bordeaux to the 6th. The only arrival
from the westward since the preceding advices, which
will be found below, is the Havre, Captain Stoddart, from
New York, with a general cargo. The sales of Thursday, the
sth, consisted of 17-hhds. Raw Sugar, at 66f. 50c., and 18 lihds.
at 17f. 50c.-50 bags Haiti Coffee, -French bond, at 75e.-8
chests Bengal Indigo, at 111. 60c..--82 tierces, 35 half tierces
Carolina Rice at 221.—and 50 tierces at 21f., duty paid. Of
Cotton the sales were,-
66 Bales Louisiana
23 Ditto .. ditto ll2f. 50c.
2-1 Ditto .. ditto lo6f.
30 Ditto. Alabama
88. Ditto .. ditto lO3l
56 Ditto .. ditto lO2l.
70 Ditto. Mobile... lo2f. -
28 Ditto Bowed Georgia, new crop 115 f.
27 Ditto .. ditto old .... 104 f.
503 Ditto .. ditto.. do, resale 1021.
200 Ditto .. ditto loof.
50 Ditto .. ditto loof.
14 Ditto' .. ditto loof.

rotas Bordeaux the business of the 3d and 4th instant, to
will& dates our commercial reports extend, were limited to
sales of raw and refined Sugars, with some small parcels of
Coffee, Indigo, and Oil. Of Sugar, the chief sales were about
100 hhds. raw Martinique, .at 64f. 50e. to 651. 50c., and 433
chests` of white clayed Havanas, at 79f. 70c., duty paid. No
arrivals from the westward not previously announced.

ANTWERP, DECEMBER 7.
The arrivals and importations at this port, for the month of
November, are as follows :-
Five vessels from South America ; two from Havana ; seven
from North America; ten from the Mediterranean ; eight from
Spain; nine from the ports of France, without the streights;
fifteen from England; and forty-nine from the ports of the
North and the Baltic; together, 105 ships, of which one was in
ballast.
The principal imports of the month have been-
-23,650 bags Coffee 18 serons Indigo
543 bags Cocoa 16 bales Gall Nuts
173 chests Tea 2,227 bags Shumac
228 chests Cinnamon 75,000 kil. Camp. Wood
8 bales do 185,000 kil. Fustic
• 4 bales Cloves 278 hhds. Tobacco
1,029 bags Pepper I 6 bales do
178 chests Liquorice - 952 cks. Pot & Pearl Ash
268 casks Rice 10,180 Hides
6 casks Raw Sugar 105,000 kil. Brimstone
2,968 chests Havana do 9,363 pigs Lead
362 chests Brazil do 117 blocks Tin
1,660 bags Sundry do I 515 logs Mahogany
1,597 bales Cotton . and sundry other small arti-
-1,768 bales Wool des.
31 chests Indigo
The following is a summary of the operations of the month :--
COFFEE has been neglected, but towards the close of the
month they improved 1 cent. The sales have been limited to
the wants of the day; they consist of about 14,600 bags as fol-
, lows
1,000 bags Batavia and Cheribon per 1 kil. 381 to 391 c.
H 5,500 „ Sumatra
6,600 „ Brazil - c.
400 „ Havana 3B to 40 c.
800 „ St. Domingo 39 to 391 c.
300 „ Triace 34i
Stocks, 30th November, 43,000 bags and 200 casks against
21,800 bags at the same period last year.
COTTON.-No sales of importance to announce ; there is,
however, some demand ; but the holders not being willing to
submit to the reduced rates of other markets, but trifling business
has-been done. A small lot of the new crop has arrived, the
quality of which is very fine. Stock 4,780 bales, against 150
bales in 1832.
HIDES-Have been in but little demand ; but the prices
have not varied. The sales consist of 12,700 hides, chiefly
Buenos Ayres, Monte Video, and Rio Grande. Stock 69,350,
against 91,000 in 1832.
PEPPER.-Has had some sale; about 1,000 bags of light have
been sold at 21 cents per one-half kilogramme, in bond. Stock
170,000 kil., against 50,000 in 1832.
POT AND PEARL Asia.-These alkalis have remained in a
depressed state throughout the month. The sales amount to
1,500 casks American Potash at 1511. to 1511 and 100 casks
Russian at 1311 to 1341. Stock of American, 3,000 casks
Potash, against 1,100 in 1832. 70 casks Pearlash, none in 18.32.
900 tasks Russian Pots, against 500 in 1832.
RicE.-The prices have not changed; but the sales,. which
have been limited to the pressing wants of the day, consist only
of 200 bags Batavia, at 9 to 9111., 100 bags Bengal, at 91 to 9411.,
and 100 casks of Carolina, at 101 to 1211. per 50 kil. Stock of
Batavia, Bengal, and Brazil, 2,400 bags, against 2,200 in 1832,
Carolina, 3,200 casks, against 300 casks in 1832.
Suoaa.-Very little business done, and the prices have given
way. The sales are as follows, in bond :-500 chests white
Havana, at 171 to -1811.-1,600 chests brown Havana, at 161 to
171-170 chests white Brazil, price unknown; and 62 casks
Porto Rico, at 1511 per 50 kilogiamtnes. Stock, Havana,
22,000 chests against 3,000 in 1R32. Brazil, 950 chests; Java,
550 canasters, 100 barrels; none in 1832. Sundries, 10,000 bags
against 300 bags in 1832.
Toaacco.-The prices have been maintained, in consequence
of the intelligence of a rise abroad. Offers have been made for
large parcels, butas the holders stand firm, the sales consist only
of 127 hhds Kentucky, 20 to 211 cents; 38 hhds. Virginia, 15 to
191 cents; and 36 hhds. Maryland, 22 to 34 cents per 1 kil.
Stocks as follows :-

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- - --
..
- - 30th Nov. 1832. 30th Nov. 1833.
Virginia .. 811 1,390 hhds,
Kentucky .. 250 2,306 „
Maryland 4Bl llO „
Richmond 782 222 „
Coast.. . . lB9 146 ,
Havana 220 122 serons.
Porto Rico .... — 4,360 rouleaux.
St. Domingo —
rixoluo.—Without business. Only 4 chests sold.. Stock of
all sorts 168 chests and 40 serons, against 269 chests and 182
serous in 1832. _ .

-COCHINEAL, SHumac, and GALLS, without business.
In DrEwoons, the prices have given way, ate sales have
been but triflincr, consisting of 150,0(X) Kilogrammes (150 tons)
Campeachy 3g to 5 fl. per 50 Kil. 88,000 Kilogrammes (8.8
tons) Fustic 371 to 7 fl. per 50 Kil. 5 csks Philadelphia quer-
citron 6 to 7 ti. per 50 Kil. 3 csks Baltimore do, 5 fl. per 50
Kil.

Stock of Woods of all sorts 924 tons, against 550 tons in 1832.
Quercitron Bark 100 csks, against 260 in 1832.
In TEA only 60 quarter chsts Souchong have been sold at lfl.
10c. per z Kil. Stock nearly as last year,. being 1,612 chsts of
all sizes against 1,655 in 1832.
In SALTPETRE, only 40 csks refined have been sold at 28 to
28 cents per Stock 600 bags raw and 50 csks refined,
against 1,500 bags raw and 100 csks refined last year.
In BRIMSTONE no reduction in price, but very trifling sales.
Stock 260 tons raw against none last year, and 10 csks relined
against 50.
Gwas have been heavy. Stock nearly as in 1832.

NAPLES, Nov. 19.
The prices of Wheat had advanced to 11 per tuniulo, and
the Genoese at these rates bought freely. The quotations have
now, however, rather receded, and we could purchase at 34s 8d
per qr. free on board. An improvement in the currency is ex-
pected at Genoa, as well as Marseille, toward the close of the
year, or the early part of next, and it will of course have a cor-
responding effect on our prices.

LONDON COLONIAL MARKETS, DECEMBER 11.
The state of these markets may be stated in a few words.—
Most of the holders'prefer keeping their goods until after Christ-
mas, rather than take less fol them. Business doing by public
sal6 or private contract Is very little. The market is very trap
quil
SUGAR.—About 600 hhds. of British Plantation have been
sold. By.public auction 150 hhds. Barbados went at from 565.
for good middling, and 60s. for fine. The sale went at full
prices, with briskness. The deliveries of Sugar from the docks
continue extensive : upwards of 3100 were delivered last week.
REFINED.—The market continues in a very dull state.—
Crushed, to pass the standard, reported to have been sold at
30s. and 30s. 6d.

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COFFEE.—No public sales or private transactions reported.
TEA.—The sale of Congous finished yesterday. The sale of
Twankays is commenced, and they. are going rather cheaper
than those of last sale. The following prices are obtained:—
Congous Is. li d. to Is. llid.•' good 2s. Old. to 2s. 2d., fine
2s. sd. to,2s. 10d. Twankays 2s. id. to 2s. Id.
PtiovisxoNs-remain very dull; and the prices for Butter have
a declining tendency.
TALLOW.-The wind preventing further arrivals causes the
holders to be very firm. P.Y.C. on the spot is 465. 3d. to 465.•
6d., and for delivery 465. per cwt.
WHALEBONE.—SaIes have been made in New Greenland,. for
small parcels, at £135 per lb.
• OlL.—The market is very depressed. Linseed in small quan-
tities for home consumption is going at £27 10s., and Whale at
£2l 10s. to £22. _ _ •

TURPENTINE.—No further sales have been made in rough:—
The drawers will not accede to the Liverpool tare which the
importers wish them. There is a dispute between the parties
about the matter.
The third in order of the four Ilamburgh mails due yesterday
is in, and its advices for colonial produce are very heavy.--
There was little or nothink, doing when the letters left, bnt
prices without alteration. Nothing is expected to be dune titer-
now until after Christmas.

DUBLIN, DECEMBER 11.

SUGA R —At the auction of Trinidad Suer on Thursday last,
nearly all was sold at our stated prices. '1 he market at present
may 6e considered rather dull.
TaLtow—The market price of this article continues steady
at former quotations.
MALT—Considerable sales of Malt have been effected during
the week; the run of prices were as follows—inferior, at 21s. 22s
and 235. Good from 24s to 2os, and one lot of prime quality
brought 27s per barrel.
WHlSKEY—Continues in regular derapald at former prices.
Woos.—There was little demand for: this article during the
week, and the prices continue the same as those quoted in a
former publication.
HIDES AND SKINS—The supply of these articles continues
very fair, and in good demand. A slight advance in prices has
taken place) since last day.