The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-03 00:00:00

NOTICE TO MARINERS.

LIGHT FOR FALMoUTH lIARROI R.
• Trinity•house; London, Feb. 12, 1835.
The preparation.; which have been for some time past making
for exhibiting a light on St. Anthony's Point, et the east side of
the entrance to Fahuouth Harbour, being in a state of great
forwardness, notice thereof is hereby given, and that a light will
be exhibited on that Point in about two months from this date,
and thenceforth continued every night from sunset to sunrise,
for the guidance of vessels entering ur departing from Vahnoutti
harbour.

This light will burn at an elevation of sixty-live feet above
the level of the sea at high wafer spring tides, and will be visi-
ble in all directions from S. 4't degrees •E. round southward,
westward, and northward up the• haemnr or Falmouth. And
in: order to render it readily distingui,hable from all other lights
in that vicinity, it will present a quick but regular succession of
flashes of brilliant light. •
Further particulars, with the exact time at which the light
will be first exhibited, will be hereafter puhlished.., •
By order, J. HERBERT, Secretary.

NOTICE TO MARINERS.
LIGHTHOUSE ON-THE START POINT.
Tn UNITY LIGHT 1101'su, February 12.
The works which have been for some time past in progress for
erecting a lighthouse upon the Start l'oiut being now much ad-
vanced, Notice thereof is hereby given, and that the same are
expected to be completed, and the intended light exhibited
therein, in the early part of the ensniug autumn.
The character of this light, which will burn at au elevation
of 204 feet above the level of the sea. at high water spring tides,
will be that of a powerful revolving light, showing a succession
of brilliant flasheS at regulated intervals of one minute, and in
addition thereto, a stationary light will also be exhibited in the
same lighthouse in the direction of the Berry head.
Further particulars in respect of the distinguishing chat ac-
ter of this light, with the exact time of its first exhibition, will
be hereafter published.
PORTLAND HIGH LIGHT.

Notice is also given, that at the time of the first exhibition of
the said intended light, at the Start Point, the high light at
Portlaud will cease to be exhibited as a revolving light, but will
be coutioued as a fixed or stationary light, together with the
low light, both being visible as fixed lights in to same direc-
tion seaward as heretofore.

By order.
J. HERBERT, Secretary.

IMPORTANT TO MARINERS.
The latest accounts from Florida furnish the following
schedule of the situation of the light-houses along the Florida
shore:—

Cave Florida Light, stationary—situated on the south side of
Key Biscayne about 400 yards from the beach. The height
may be considered 70 feet above the level of the Rea, distant
from the Gulf stream about seven miles. Vessels drawing ten
feet may approach within two miles and a bah' of the light.
Lat. 25. 47. N.. long. 80. 42. W.
Light-ship, Florida—is situated on Carysford's Reef, near
the site of the old one, in lat. 25.08. N., long. 80. 27. W. It
is easily distinguished, as two distinct lights are shown, which
can be generally seen at the distance of twelve miles. Its oh-
jest is to warn vessels from the dangerous rucks and shoals near
where it is placed.
Key 'West Light—Stands on the S.W. point of the island of
Key West, is in let.. 2133,N. long. 81 G2l W. erected for the
purpose of guarding vessels when entering the harbour, the
directions for which are as follow :—Biing the light to bear
N.N.W. and the Sandy .Key light to bear W.S.W. and you
cross the reef in about five fathoms water, run for the Key
West light until within two miles, then steel N.W. until you
liken Fleming's Key, which on Mangrove island, in the
northern pert of the harbour. Height of the light-house from
the lei* of the sea, 83 feet. 6 inches. Light stationary.
Sand hey Light—Revolving once in 51 seconds; it is the
best light ,on. the coast; S. W. oy S,. front Key Nest Light; let.
24. 26. N. lung. SI. 57. W, situated directly on Ole reef; the•:
light is 70 feet above the sea.
Tortugas Light—Stationary; On one of the dry Tortugas
islands, near the. western extremity of the reef, in lat.. 24,31.. N.
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S E (X) N ) EDf HON

Standard Office, Seuen o'Clock.

LIVERPOOL MARKETS.

CORN EXCHANGE.-MONDAY, MARCH 2, 1835.

This week's supplies of each article in the trade are
very moderate ; the demand for Wheat has continued
dull, and a further decline submitted to on middling
samples. Oats being very. acme,. an advance of Id per
bushel has been realised. Flour has been a very dull
sale, and generally at lower prices than the former
week. - Oatmeal has also been dull. Barley has not
been so much inquired for, but fine qualities fully sup-
port their price:

TUESDAY, Two O'CLOCK.

There was a better attendance of dealers at to-day's
market. Wheat and Oats brought an advance of Id per
bushel on la'st week's prices. Oatmeal was held for
higher rates, but little done in it. There is ❑o improve-
ment in the value of Flour.

The imports of Butter are 3,379 firkins. We con-

tinue to have an improved demand at 4s to Gs per cwt.
advance on last week's prices. Bacon and Lard have
also been sold on better terms.