The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-21 00:00:00

SEAMEN'S ENLISTMENT BILL.

The bill for the encouragement of 'voluntary enlistment of
Seamen, which Sir James Graham relinquished to his Majesty's
Ministers, having been amended in committee, has been•print-
ed.

The first eight clauses, which went to legalise impressment,
have been altogether abandoned, and the preamble commences
by limiting the term of future service to five years, enacting,
that, should the men be abroad at the end of such term, a free
passage home shall be provided at the earliest opportunity.
Clause 2d, Discharged seamen to rece •e certificates on which
protections are to be issued to them.
3d, Any portion of the five years to r ikon at a future oppor.
tunity, if discharged before the term be completed.
4th, Seamen under arrest not to be discharged until after
trial, and the Admiral on foreign stations empowered to detain
them for six months, should the exigencies of the service require
it, in which case any person so detained to receive one-fourthin
addition to the pay of his rating.
sth, Penalty of £'2o for impressing. a protected person, to be
recovered 'summarily before two Justices of the Peace.
6th, rorging of certificates, &c. punishable as &misdemeanour.
Persons transferring protection, to forfeit figure claim to such
protection also.
7th. Double the customary bounty to be offered to volunteers
who enter within six days after proclamation, or at sea within
half an hour after officer visiting the ship.
Bth, Seamen in the service at the time of issuing proclama-
tion to be entitled to the above bounty on volunteering for Ave
years.
trill, Seamen re-entering after five years service to be entitled
to the single bounty of their rating.
10th, Pensioners serving to receive pension as well as pay.
11th, Provisions of the act extend to colonial seamen volun-
teering; and provides that they shall be sent home, free of chat ge,
at the expiration of the term of service.
12th, Act not to diminish the authority of-the admiralty to dis-
charge seamen at any period; and provides that seamen may
claim discharge• on the pioduction of able scan:L.li, or two suLsti-
t ices.

EUROPE.
Hector, Crisp, fm St Petershurgh, with 15 his wool, C and J Raw-
don-2 his 2hf his hemp, Roberts, Came and co-99 blx du, Order-
-40 do, 100 dunnage mats, C W Neuman, Son and co-100 dunnage
mats, Order.-14 his canvass, J Fearon and Son-34 deals, a pay of
screw lumber, 50 dunnage mats, For Exportation-1C Dk
Maria Brandt, Grottan, fm Atchanzel, with 9098 deals, 4265 battens
1499 deal ends, 16000 mats, Order-4 doz tongues, said Master—B Dk
Marie, Heidtman, fm Wismar, with 10000 qrs wheat, Sandars and
Claxton— Q Dk

Amity, Douglas. fin Altengaard, with 138 tons copper ore, Newton
Lyon and co—O Dk
Aurora, Turean, fm Neustadt, with 915 quarters wheat, Booth and
Wahnsley—K Dk
Vesta, Warner, fm Dram, with 61 c 4 battens, 21 c batten ends, 2 c
19 masts, 12% c 6 spars. 1 c refers, 1 c 18 handspikes, 5 cps unrated
wood, 1' Christensen—Q Dk

orritava, Gull, fm Ne—ustadt, with 600 qrs wheat, 240 mats for dun.
nage, Booth and Walmsley-1 painting on glass, T Gull—S Dk
Neptunus, Fradland, fm Rostock, with abt 500 qrs wheat, 56 stan.
diking, 215 dunnage mats, Booth and Walmsley—Q Dk

intriligetur.

FRIDAY, JULY 17:—No-On, Wind W.S. W.—Light

• .
Amman—Royal William, Bennett, from Prince Edward's Island—
Beiram, Easter. from Smyrna—Alexander, Luckett, from Mobile,
left the bar 29th May—Esther, Hill: and Borneo, Maxwell. from
Quebec—Convivial, Hampton, from Newfoundland—Maria Brandt.
Grotian, from Archangel--Maria, lleldinan, from Wismar—Superb,
Fish, from New York, sailed 29th June--Canton, Gibson, from Mobile
Indian, Robertson, from Quebec.
SAlLED—Coromandel, Chesser, for Lintin—Belle Alliance, Petrie,
Brussels—Pearl, Croshie, St. Thomas and Nassau—Dance. Sniel, St.
Thomas Smyrna, Cornish, Malta and Smyrna—Harmonie, Rooder-
kirk, Rotterdam—Friends, Long, Cocagne, N B.—Diana, Archbold,
Liebau—Elbe, Gladstone, Alexandria—New Jersey. Barston, Boston
—.-Isabella. Brown, Calcutta—Sirene, Arcades, Hayti—Vier Gebroeder,
Ela:te ker, Bergen—OnGndego, Morgan, Quebec—Martina Johann, Van
Drlesten, Rotterdam—Jean Statoust, Tuleff, St. Petershurgh—La Vile
de Bruxelles, Zordrager, Antwerp—Bland, Callan, Calcutta— Good
Hoop, Jonge, Rotterdam—Bess, Martin, Naples and Messina—Scot-
land, Mastiff, New York—Union, Van Duyts, Ostend—Naparima,
Anderson, Quebec—Oporto, Martin, Oporto—Theodosia. Coleman,
Bombay—Cora, Whitley, Buenos Ayres—Malabar, Frobisher, Quebec
—Savanna, Pixel., Santa Martha—Maria Wilhelmina, Witt, Wismar
—Edmund Wodehouse, Somerville, Gibraltar.

The sloop Thomas M'Culloch, laden with rum, was wrecked at St
Lucia, 27th May, part of the cargo lost.
The Eliza Granf, and Spermaceti, broke adrift from the lever at
New Orleans, 12th June, and drifted below Slaughterhouse Point.
No damage.
Clorat, Thorns, hence, at Ceara.
Demerara, Miller, hence, at Demerara.
Thomas, Dennis, hence, at St. I ucia.•
Winwick, Priestman, hence, at Jamaica.
Mount Zion, Swanton ; Arcadian, Donaldson; and Elizabeth, --,
hence, at New Orleans.
William, Larmour, hence, at Charleston.
Vietoria, Merrill ; Alfred, chi ever ; I ndepence, Nye ; and Carroll
of Carrollton, Bird, hence, at New York.
Fanny Connell, Joy, hence, at Genoa. •
Mralek, Dunham, hence, at Garonne.
Bowes,"- from Quebec, at Dublin.

ST. Lueta, 9th June.—The Princess Elizabeth, from Barbados for
this port,
is bearing down to Castries, with loss of fore and maintop_
masts.

SATURDAY. JULY 18.—Noon, Wind W.N.W.—Li,gltt.

ARlLlvED—United States, Doldredge. from New York, sailed 28th
June—Union, Mahan, from Apalachicola and New York—Rebecca,
Williams, from Demerara, sailed 6th June.

Manley, Walsh' Monongahela, Brown; and Alleghany, Michaels,
hence, at Philadelphia.
Albion, Mowatt, hence, at New York, with loss of fon3 and main
topmasts.
Arab, Marshall; Henry, Nowell ; Brooklyn, Richardson, hence, at
New York.
Harold, Hall' and Majestic, Smith, hence, at Boston.
Kingston, M'Lean ; John and Mary, Hudson ; and Dibdin,
hence, at Quebec.
Euphemia, Wilcockson, hence, at Havana.
Mary, Bale, hence, at Smyrna.
eitzema Grieven, hence, at Amsterdam.
Georgians, Thompson, from ApaLachieola, at Havana.
Europe, Marshall; and Scotland, Hackstaff, hence for New York,
were off the Skerries 17th July, at 8 a.m.
Highlander, Lees, for Rio Janeiro, has put back with loss of fore
and main topmasts.
James Grant, James, hence for Quebec, was spoken 10th instant, in
lat. 2830, long. 29.
Regular, Bond, from Bettie:lcor Puerto Cabello, off La Guayra.
William Lockerhv, Rowe, sailed from Batavia for Sourabaya and
Rotterdam, 28th Fe'b.
Crescent, Martin. from Odessa, at Constantinople, and ,ailed for
this port, 24th Juue.
Cornelius, Betts, hence, at Gibraltar.
Deux Fierce, Rickle ; & Deux Fieres, Michelson, hence, at Antwerp
Gesina, Tay, hence, at the Texel.
Stirlingshire, Brown, from Amsterdam, at Llanelly.
Letitia, Williamson, sailed from Scilly for Oporto 9th instant.
Eliza Follins, from China for London, was lost on the Paracels in
the China Sea, previous to 20th Feb.—captain and part of the crew
saved.

' Orleana, from the Isle of Man for Quebec, was spoken 20th June,
in lat. 47, long. 57,
Carouge, Bryson, from Londonderry, at Philadelphia.

•
SUNDAY. Ji:LY 19.-r-Noon, Wind S.W.--Lfght.
Ameryßn—John Jay, Gooday, from New York, sailed 30th June--
Nightingale, Crookshank, from Barbados, sailed 7th June—South
America,Watemian,frontNew York, sailed Ist July—Brechen Castle,
ICetinedy, from St Domingo & Turk's Island—Havana Packet, Clegg,
from _River Gaboon—Mary Ann, Kemp; and Water Witch,
from Messina—Sophia, Easton ; and Prince Leopold,. Richardson,
from Anebee—Encliantress, from Savannah—Splendid, —,
from New York—Byron, —, from Savannah.

•
- Robert. Gardner ;: Canadian, Stephensonthe,Earl Dalliontlie,
COM'', Mary Laing, Shearer; triore Regent,White ; and E.ll,za„Fax,
'bette, arianehee.7,: • • • • •
Ainbassador, Upton ; and, Austerlitz, .Hamratind, hence, at, New
...Oda ans..
„ . • ‘, •
„ Niutrod, Atkins, heri.e., at New York.
a •
Dalmatia, Waterman ; and Hamilton, Balls, hence, at Boston.
• 'Winsheck, Young, from Newfoundland, at Quebec.' • '
Vier Gebroeders, Bakker, fin. Bergen, has put back, with loss of
'bowcpr.it.
• Portia, Pitt, from Alexandria. Egypt, at Milford, sailed 16th May.
'Da 26th ultimo, in the Gut of Gibraltar. spoke the Celt. Taylor, and
Apollo'. Black, from Alexandria, and the Selo, Teasdale, from COn-
stantinople for this port.
• ' Portland, -, from Greenock for St John, N B, was spoken 24th
May, in lat. 46, long. 28, with loss of foremast, and intended to shift
the mizeu mast to supply itsplace.

WERRA, , June I9.—The brig Wansheek, brought up three of the
crew of the brig Jessie, of Belfast, from St John, N B, to--
wrecked at sea; eleven of them had died of hunger, having been ten
days in the boats.-20th June, last night it blew a complete hurricane
from the eastward ; wreck timber is floating in all directions ; several
vessels are seen from the town damaged, and many otherl are in a
distressed state. Above Cape Diamond is a barque with loss of main
and mizen masts, and another vessel with her mainmast gone. Several
vessels get adrift from the Brewers- and other Wharves, and damaged
one another in various degrees. The Dochfour, of gristol, was driven
foul of the Favourite, carried away figure head of the latter. and da-
maged the upper works of her own stern and quarter. The William,
from Jamaica, lost her rudder, and is otherwise much injured.
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IhtvAt4A, June 5,—A fire }.yoke out in the hold of the Euptemia,
arrived here today from Liverpool, when off the Canaries, whieh was
with difficulty got under, after throwing part of the cargo overboard.

MONDAY. JULY 21—Noon, Wind N.W.—Light.
An Irish Mail. —High water, 7 29.
AB Rivv.D—Matthew Plumer, Bruce, from Sierra Leone--Exclunge,
Atkins, from New Orleans—Euphrates. Emmerson, from St Marks—
Splendid, Proal, from New York—PrinceFs Vietoria. Paul, from St
Andrews—Cassandra; —, from St Johns, N B—Minerva, Low-
land, from Quebec—Jean Lang, , from Marseilles.
SAlLED—llelmlen. Fowler, for Ilamborgh—Active, Robson, for
Quebec—New England, Swanton, fur Bath. A S—Aimwell, Hender-
son, for St Petersburgh—M norm, Brice, for Gibraltar.

Maria, Blake; and Bell, Campbell, hence, at Newfoundland.
Mulgrave Castle, hence, at the Gulf of St Lawrence.
Marie Antoinette, -., from Riga, at Elsineur, cargo heated and
mist discharge, hound to England.
Shepherdess, Bally, hence, at Messina.
The Henry of London, -, from Brazil, off Cape Tfafalgar for
Trieste, 3d July.
Thomas and Ilizaheth, Sill; and Providence, Volhrecht, hence, at
Hamhurgh.
The Ferdinand, Malchin, from Rostock off the south Foreland, for
this port.
Stamper, -, from Nliramichi, at Tloylake.
Liz,litcont, Wilson, hence off S,tari Island.
Amelia, M'Farlane, hence & St Thomas ; & the Sceptre, Pif'Donald,
at Port-au-Prince. •
Minstrel Boy, hence, at Rio Grande.
Bunda, Ord ; and Montezuma, -. hence, at Vera Cruz,
The John Thayer ; and the Roscoe, Delano, hence for New
York, were spoken 'lt'll July, In lat. 47 21, long. 34.

We have had a bettepriarket for Cotton this week, the trade having
shown more confidence than for some tune past, and our quotations of
last week for American and Surat are fully supported, whilst Brazil
continues in very limited request and may be bought at a further
decline of Id air lb. 300 American have been taken for export, and
450 on speculation. 400 Egyptian are ' adireitised for auction on
Friday next

ACCOUNT OF SALES AND I

dPORTS OF COTTON;

From the 11th init•to th,

day inclarire.