The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-27 00:00:00

AFRICA.

Broad Oak, Ilubbuck, frit Mauritius,. with 1274 bags sugar, Mellors'
and kasm'll-481 day' Robinson and (3irvin-1958 do, J Aikin-2169
do, J B Boutbby and cn--W Dk•
.• EAST' INDIES, CAPE OF GOOD HOPE,. Av.
f.Welcome,,Castle4 fm Calcutta, with 21)4 bags sugar,,23l his eaatur,
oil packed,in.lippeed, 10203 deer horns, 760 bls Jute, 40 hides, 102 his
1aq,40; A Dennist)un and
Bbunty fin Boiiibiy, With 1 esqutit iiiiiiij, 830 ps 1'
cao ivory,. 137 bdls deer horns, 93•bagS galangal root,'Dirom, It:al-
thorn! and co-2167 bis 137 hf balea cotton, Tayldr, Potter and' co—
WOk..

Eobert, Blyth. fm Bombay, with 836 bales 1 ,bf ))al? cotton, 17 cir
Cs wine, 39 hdlg deer horns, 1 bale wool, ps elephants teeth, 1 cse
eachmere shaivls, Order-120 hales cotton, 40 vs elephants' teeth,
Duck Worth and co-20 lialils•cotton, I/Buchanan andS(in72
es rind arable, 26 es oin aninii, 5 his 1 hf ble tool, 500 bgs Colombo
roots 6cs and 153 ps ivory, 6 kgs aloes,. 27 bells deer horns and tips,
394 bales rottonJ Dirom, Richmond and co-283 chts tea, Inglis,
Forbes and co—W Dk -
Cape Brct-ot, RichardsOn4 fm Bataiia, with 35 t 10 diin‘ 423 bags
(toffee, 1 ck mace, 2 el s nutmegs, 7 eks 25 bgs cloves, 82 pkgs
10 bags turf-perk, 4 ps .elephants' teeth, 11 t adpan wood, 4574 dry
cow and buffalo hides. 4 bxs tortoiseshell, 1, bx birth, of paradise, 1 bx
eonts unien, ,Orden-,1 hx. samples, A Denuistoun and co-1 bx conts
unkn, B Eastee-,W Uk
WEST INDIES AND. MADEIRA.

Mary, Fairhurst; fm Berbice, with 350 hds.6 tea 1 brl sugar, .1 brl
2.)iags
.cutfee,•B4 bales .e0tt0n,,156 • irides, 826 ft greenheart, planks,
I-560 cokernuts, J. CroSthwaite and co—l.tank 000 g molasses, Hall,
31`Garel aiiii co-22 hds 2 ti's, siigar, .1 Doc-,Son-40 hits do,' 40 bls cot-
ton, J bls cotton, 1 x a clock retd, Order—W Dk
' Ann M'Renzie, M`Delwall, fin Demerara, With 203 lids 17,tes 6 brls
sugar, 69 tins 11 hds rum, J Gladstone and co-40 pm rum, .95 hds 14
tea sugar, Taylor, Potter and co-1 bx arrowroot, 2cs specimens na-
tural history, Order—P Dk, • •
SOUTH• AMER/C.4i
Peru, Scott,, fin Callao, with 354 bls sheeps' wool, Baring:l.B ros and
co-90 hf bls do, A Gibbs and Sons-7,16s skins and wool. Loregrove
and Leather-12 Ns vicuna skink A SOlarte and co—,l 11x specimens
silver ore, .1 Brotheriton-1 bx patterns, Pearse, Wilkey and co-r 1
do, C Tayleur, Sons and co-2 do, 2515 bags saltpetre, Gibbs; Bright
and Dk •
Lively; Spittle, fin Buenos Ayres, with 46 pps 3hf pps tallow. 1211
salted o and e hides: 27 hales emits 'inky), Wright, Parlane and co-
-964 salted hides, It Carlisle and co-27 bales conts unkn, J. Ingham-
-5 do,. W Ridgway co--18 do, J C Lyons-18 do, Waddington; Ilolt
and do, II Miller-1 prel do, Wright and co-41 baleSisheep's
Skins; 9•Liales horse heir; 6 bales •hOtse hides, J Hatratt gad. o=-408
horse hides, 0 t horns, 1 t horn tips, Turner, Brade and co-144 dry
hides, M'Crackan, Jamieson and co-5 bales sheep's skins, bales
'horse hair, 0 and J Raw don-409 horse hides, 15 bales sheep-k lamb
In 2, 1 - Ms horse hair, R F. Breed and Eceleston-1084 saltedhides,
19 his conts unkn, 516 dry ox hides, 3Ws hurtle hair, Order--K Dk.
Packet, Crots. fm Bnenos 'Ayres,' with 16 his deer skins, .1 Bette-
-10,-1 bx m'ilisei Amid W Sprat-1 prel do, Leech and -Harrison-
-416 dry horse bides, .J C Lyons-8700 o and e horns, 194 dry o and c
hides, 9 bLs horse hair, Edwards, Haltand col 19 pps 2 hf ppstallow,
G and F Dickson and co-28 pps 4ht pps do,. 121 ox hides, 451, salted
hides, H. Miller-2 bls horse hides, 702 dry o and c hides, D 01',Dou-
gall-1284 talted hide 4; 10512 dx horns, G Wildes and co-300 ox hideS
3 bis nutria skins, 422. salted ox and 1306 dry u and e hides,..ll4hales
deer skins, 26 bls nrdise, Order—W Dk • A..
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• - . • UNITED STATES.
Charles Joseph, Frost, for New Orleans; • with -GOO bales enttUrt,
Baring, Brpu'tyrid co-435 d
ano. Cropper, Benson and co-6 do, •Matti-
neau, Smith and o, Keilld Courant—Q Dk
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• BRITISH AMERICA. -•
William and Robert, Drake, fro. St John, N B, with 311 c 20 drals,
10 staves, Gibbs, Bright and .co—Q Dk
John and Robert, Stephensbn,
_frit St Johd, With 5F30 ps pine
and 66,Ps birch timber, 71 c 5 deals, 11t c staves, 21 Spars, G Glen-
-5 has furs, Order—River • •
Sophia, Easton, fm Montreal and Quebec, with, (fan Montreal) 231.
brig pat and 233 brls,kl ashes, 587 standard 33 3547 psi staves,.o Hnm.
berston and co—l-52 brls pot ashes, 71 brls prl ashes, 0 111•Dougall7.5
brls.prl ashes, W A and G Maxwell-60 do, K Dowie and ch--43 do,
19 brls pot do, Blackhurne and Dixon—(fm Quebec) 139 brls pot and
prl ashes, 1557 standard.49l-pn 83:3509 red oak 'staves, C llumberston
and co-6353 minots wheat, 2Ws flour, Order—W Dk .' • .
• Superb, Kydd, fm 80ot% Newfonndlod, with 84 brls herriligi;
1 bx smoked salmon, 300 eks cod oil, dregs and blubber, 164 xet a
ande hides. 10 dry seal skins, 3 Robertson-7 cks cod oil seal oil 'add
'dregs; W. Tai4il;l-14 ets's rod aid whale oil, T 0 todOer-11 tes 21
bits salmon. Graham and TaylorK Dk

SPAIN AND PORTUGAL.
Ann, .Lamied, fm ,Aveiro, with '2OO qr do wine, 1 ck eks
argol, 289 has orange's, 16 hxs lemons, 'T bxs fitiit, 7 t otitis:Wood, A 3
da:CoSta—K. Dlt • ,
hllo,•Ja.Mes, fm. Gibraltar„witli 154 t cosh tree bark, Order—K
azard, Church Ward, fm 11,peira, with 400 bx* ,oranges, A J da
Costa-100 do, it Alsop-346 do, Duarte and co-3 bis conts
Order—K Dk
Mary Ann,-,lCkiip, fm Lisbon. with 190 cats 176 hf chts Oritiies; J
Bibby and co-1 qr ek wine, W 1) M'Andrew-2 hds do, 2hf chts
oranges, (der-33 data 164 hf,,chts orange's, 13. hf chts. lemons, .1
Adam-8 hls coasts unknl Oldflelel and c 07170 bills,corkwood, J Van
Zeller and co-1 lax hwy. Leech and Iliiirtson,-2 lids wine, J Hutton
—6O hf chts oranges, 12 bas Dk
Cintra, Croft, tm Lisbon; with 'netts 4 bxs oranges, S ,xs lemons,
T Hesketh-2 hxs orang'es, G Dodwell-60 his flax, 11 Jenkins-0100
qr cks wine, Anderson and Girrow-7.d0„ 6 bag oranges said Master
—aht 5000 ox horns, D Gibb-I.bx iron ware, F it Gruhte-30 t salt,
Badenach and Jenkinson—S Dk

• , . AZORES.
Ccruntnes' pi% 'l4sristeid. Will n, fin .StMichoelN, with 484 lb)
oranges, .M Leicester do, .1 G iTnil and Dk

4-Dipptltg Inteltigehce.

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 24.--Noon, Wind W.N.W.—Moderate.
ARRlvEn—Juno, James, Iroin Gibrittfai—A4n, tamzed' , AvEiro—
Peru, Scott, Callao—Mary Ann, Kemp, Lisbon.
ALso Amtiven—Hibernia, Williams, from Belfast--Hose,
lough, Stranrford—Jane; Sweeney, Drogheda---Patent, Randle*
Chester—Brother and Sister, Jones, Chester—Myrtle, Hayes, Ainl-
web—Jane, Hughes, Caernarvon.

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The Asia,- Torige, hence; and the Skylark raeket, froin Bahia, at
Rio de Janeiro.
The Aurelius, Smile, from Batavia, atCanton.
The Oporto, Martin, hence, at Oporto.
The Fanny Connell, Joy, hence off the Tagus, 16th ult.
The Elizabeth, Clark, hence, at Waterford.
A 'brig, a small schooner, and 3 sloops, were on shore yesterday
at Hoylske,
The Norah,-Burnley, frilm„Demerara, reportefl arrived yesterday,
is totally lost on EaSt iioy le= Crew drenched. Several puncheonb of
rum have been washed on shore.

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25.—N00n, Wind B. W.--Fresh breeze.
ARRItED—The Spline, Luekie, froth Caltutta—Williain & Robert,
Drake, St John, N•B—Dale, Burton, New Orleans—Georgina, Wool-
ley. Valparaiso--Hazard, Clnirchwa.rd, Figueira—Countess of Mans.
field, Wilson, Michael's—Broad Oak, Hubbuck, Mauritius.

Also Aaatvan—Commodore, llowlan, from Waterford—Latona,
Walker, Leitli—lrishman, Heaney-, Drheda—George IV..PArSant),
Ne*iy—Marlha, Lewis, Cork—Earl, of-Roden, Mowle, Dtmtialk—
Marchioness of Sta.fford, Jackson, Newry—Fingal, Spencer, Newry.

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The Cervantes, Hughes; and Iliiiila, Lewihian, froM the Cate 'l,of
Good Hope; and Arce, Hepburn, from Sydney, New South Walo,
at the Mauritius.
The Bengal, Ritchie, from Bengal; and the Madras, Thornton,
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from Java. at Lintin.
The Mary, Crooks, henee; at Demerara, ,preVious to the I-7th ult.
The Entma,• Nefs'oni hence, at St Domingo. ... . . .
The Itledora, Tweedie, hence, at Hobart Town, 4th October, and
sailed for Sydney 24th. . ••• •
TheDeerin Queen, .Carrie,. hence, at Rio de Janeiro, the 14th Dec.
The 'lila. Ivey, hence, at Constantinople.. ,
The Gulnare, 'Metcalf, hence, at Ifoliart Town, 15th October.
The Violante, TagleaferrO, from Odessa at Malta, and sailed 22d
ult, for this port.
The Jdlly Tar, Ressignal, from Gibraltar, at Cadiz.
The Margaret Graham, Hamilton, from the Clyde, at Sdyney.
_,The Samuel Winter, Rodgers; hence; the Libra; ! Martitwfrom
Hairibergh ; and the Bolivar, Martin, from Realijo, at Valparaiso. -
The Zante, Wingor, from Leghorn, at Zante.
)The Hintna, .Jarvis, hence, at St 'NI iehaers.
The Tranlit, —, from Canton, off Cork, 21st instant.
The Columbine, Brown, from Aux Cayes, at Falmouth. .
:The ;Jahn !lardy, from St Jaio de Cuba,. at Swansea. .4 •
'The Reindeer, ptrickland, saed from Valparaiso for ,-,—;',l2th Nov.
The Ann; M'Apine, sailed from Rio de Janeiro for Hobart Town,
4th DeeeMbei.
The Caledonia, •-••—' --, for Drogheda, has put back.
The Robert Peel; Murphy, hence for the Brazils, was totally wreck-
ed,yesierclay, on West Hoyle.
The Lady's Adventure, from hlostyn to Dublin, is lost on West
Hoyle—crew saved. ,
The Broke, Campbell, Sailed front Valparaiso for Callao, 19th Nov.
, Part of the cargo of the Rescue, from ROSs, on shore near the. Red
Noses; -ii discharged, much damaged ; the vessel tills with the tide.
The Jupiter, --:- hence for Mobile, was spoken 29th ult, in Ist..
21.19 N, Jens. 42 22 W.
The Beatrice, Chesser, from Sincapore for London, was spoken sth
instant, in lat.'24 31 N, long. 3; 51 W. •
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The Christina, 110,,,,arth, hence fur Demerara ; and Margit-Eyes,
Moss, , hence for Valparaiso, Were spoken 16th instant, in lat. 44,
long. •11. • • •
The Georgina, Woolley; from Valparaiso at• this port, sailed 7th
December, The Porter sailed for SWansea, 9th November ; StGeorge
for London 11th :, arid the Pearl. for Swansea, . the 29th.
A brig, with a signal of distress flying., struck upon West Hoyle
Bank, at 30 Mtn; Past 3 p.M., appears to haye lost her rudder; she
got off, and a pilot•.boat went alongside at 5' p.M. •
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The stern of the• banple Robert Peel, of Bristol, was Washed On'
shore yesterday at 1111hre Island, and one dead body in it.
The Lightfoot, Wilson, from Whiteharen, at 'Mobile, 11th riftOtt
the 24th Dec. on passing the Grand Camaynes, they ascertained. that
the slip Springfield; of from Belfast, for New Orleans, bad been,
wrecked on that'Dland, 28th Nov. and that her crew, consisting of 30
perking, were still .there. They had suffered great hardships from
the time of their wreck; and expressed math pleasure at toe prospect
of relief. Unfortunately, hoWever, the Lightfoot had very little wa-
tez onboard, and not being able to get any from the island, Captain
Wilson durst not Yetitiire on taking more than 17 of the SprirkOeld's
ctew,-.but these he succeeded in landing Safely at Mobile; ,
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' Unorstia.vzri, Feb. 24th.—One of the most violent storps that we
iiiie ex`Periirieert dining the past Winter comineueed 'on ' likanday af-
thnoon, with the wind at W.M.W.,, and continued with fearful vio-
lence until yesterday evening,' when it pattly-moderated.,, We hare
bad nothing' 4be compared to the tempest with which we ,have just
been visited-since that of Dec. 31st, 1833, when the glass nt the•light-
Xemie littilaiitokiretnity of the. Now;
.seSt. Pier was.-cozyidgiely, demo- ie
list-A, awl fearful Toss of life and pro ttyliustainettonatrgreStpart4
of the coast: On the preieni oecagc on We have tint Weird That the
least damage has bees done to the works,noef. in nrogreSsin,tihe hat- •
bonr ; not, so; however; as regal vessel's tit sea, for `Mae as the
storm occurred upon'tbe time of oaf-publication, many accounts of
its disastrous effect.' haie already reaehed us, -
' A Liverpool trawl boat, named the Sparkler, was compelled to run
reit this harbour yesterday afternedh, Tong. before the tinte.of high
water, and having succeeded in getting within the new pief..she let
go her anchor. The sea, however, se frequently broke over her with
great .violence, that one of her cre)or, named Wright, got into the boat
on deck, where he fancied he would he less exposed to the fury of the
wave*. No sooner, however; had be entered upen,his berth, than -
the vessel was struck by an overwhelming sea,, which washed the
boat off deck; and the poor Man along with it, who isbed within
sight of seyeral spectators on the piers, hot were.onab e.to render the
least assistance. The boat was subsequently got into the- harbour
Without much damage. —Cumberland .Pacquei. . ,