The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-10-31 00:00:00

Wind W. a gale

A RRI V ED.-

2nd Sept
pt.—Gem

sailed gth Se

Washington, Burrows, from New York ; sailed gthbct.—Lady
Milton. from St. John, N.B.—Hazard, from Valparaiso—Cigar,
from Ceara—Clyde, Matches, from Quebec—Arab, Gordon,
from Richlbucto—and Margaret, from Newfoundland.

Britannia, Edwards, for Bahia, has put back, leaky, &c
haviag been on shore near Southport
_lla, Evans, for Trinidad, has

put back, havin,

Killic4tadt, for Tunis, has put back
St. Petersburg, Howard, for New York, has put back, ver
leaky
Acadia,. (steamer) R O.A

AM, (steamer) Hosken. hence at New York 7th

October

Oroziml•

I, scluncer, hence at Pillau, leaky, having been on

•e, and Andes, hence off St. John, Newfoundlan
Marcy, hence at New orienn.

am, Robinson, hence at Charleston

hence at Baltimore

leace at Quebec

ner ; Manney, Youn

Page; Montezuma, Lowb
I New York

I.'d Bee, Wilson. henoe at

Boyne, Marshall, hence at Alexandria
Osprey, Way, hence at Smyrna

nd Liverpool, Had

Titania, Beynon, and Tinacria, Laguna, hence at Naples
Maria Beerta, Tap, hence at Texel
Elizabeth Rowell, Wake, and Sarah Maria, Oldridge, hence
and Table Bay, at Algoa Bay
_ _ _

Georgina, hence for Nev Orleans, was spoken 6th Sept. in
lat. 47, long. 17.
Robert Parker, hence for Portsmouth, was spoken gth Sept.
in lat. 50. long. 32
The Sir Colin Campbell, hence for New Orleans, was spoken
4th October. in lat. 49, long. 10 •
Horatio, from Montreal for Liverpool, was spoken 17th Oct.
in lat. 5 , long 33
Thistle, from B ,mbay for Liverpool, was spoken 21st July, in
lat. 33, long. 30 _ _

-
Calder. from Liverpool for Ceylon, was spoken 16th July, in
lat. 22. long 29 . .

William, Newton, from Drogheda to Liverpool, was driven on
shore last night, nn the North Bank ; crew saved.
Phoebe Jane, sailed from Manilla for Liverpool about ICth
September

Jeans, Wilson. from Archangel for Liverpool, at Oban, leaky.
having been on shore at Mull, and it is expected most discharge
Weatherall, Willoughby. sailed from Smyrna Ist Oct. ; Friend-
ship, Draper, 2nd Oct.—X L, Williamson, and Penelope, Le
Geyt, Bth Oct. all for Liverpool
Jane, Thomas, sailed from Naples for Liverpool sth October
Uncle Donald, Berwick, from Miramichi, at Cove
Symmetry, Butler. from Mani la, ditto

Ocean Queen, Wilson, from St. John, N.B. off ditto

Asia, Storr, from RIO Grande, off Cove ; sailed 4th August.
Left the Ann, Lumsden, loading for Liverpool. On 11th Oct.
experienced a heavy gale from the eastward, which lasted till
the 19th ; was Iyiug.to the greater part of the time, under close
reefed maintopsail
Camaieu, Clucas, from Penang, off Portsmouth

Enchantress, from Nassau, at Swansea
Arica, Davidson, from Iquique, at Arica, and sailed I gth May
for Islay
Limena, from Halifax, at Nassau

SUNDRY. OCTOBER 29. —Wind West,

ARRlVED.—Tamerlane, from Calcutta—Robina. from Hon.
duras—Neptune, from Newfoundland—Albion, from St. John,
N.B.—and Herbert, from Jersey.

Acadia. (steamer) Ryrie, from Boston and Halifax, at this
port; sailed from Boston 16th, and Halifax 18th Oct. On 17th
Oct. the Hibernia, (steamer) was spoken between Boston and
Halifax

Helen. from Pernambuco, at this port. On 23rd Sept. in lat.
23, long, 31. spoke the Sandbach, hence for Demerara. On 27th
Oct. off Holyhead, passed a fleet of outward bound vessels,
wind S E.

The Clyde, for Quebec, has been run on shore near the Pot-
teries, with loss of anchors and cables

Duke of Wellington, from Honduras, at this port; sailed Ist
Sept. in company with the Lavinia for London, and the Domi
nica and Ganytnede. for Cork. On 30th Sept. in lat 32. long.
78, spoke the Laurel, from Laguna for Clyde, very leaky; sup-
plied her with pump leather. On 25th Oct. at 10 a.m. off the
Ormshead, fell in with the brig Nile, of Harrington, with nine
feet water in her hold ; remained by her, but con d render no
assistance. and about one o'clock she foundered, with all hands,
close to the Duke of Wellingten.
Albion, from St. John, N.B. at Liverpool, with main and
mizen masts cut away

Eli Whitney, and Fi:ancon'a, hence at Boston
Lady Adams, and Lanercost, hence at Valparaiso
Clio, hence at St. etersburg
Eliza & Anna, hence at Riga
Farewell. hence at Pillau
Frederica, hence at Danzic
Neptutius. hence at Flensburg
Mersey. Charlotte, Resolution. Sarah, Indian Chief, Tamer-
lane, Content, and Rockshire. hence at Quebec
Soute,' Johnny, hence at Montreal
Lotus. and Perthshire, hence at ,t. John. N,B.

Warrington, steamer; from Kirkcudbright for Liverpool, waa
driven on shore this morning, near -outhport, dismasted. Crew
and passengers saved.
Mentor, fro ri Laguna for Cork. was spoken 2nd Oct. with
damage by a hurricane the day previous, in lat. 30, long. 76,
but would proceed
Vernon. from the Isle of Man, is on shore near Formby
A small vessel has been wrecked on Salisbury Bank, during
the night. and it is feared the crew have perished.
The Lady Bentinck, of Whitehaven, wrecked near Formby
Point, has gone to pieces. Crew lost.
A brig is on shore near Mad Wharf, and it is feared will be a
wreck. •

The Asia, from Rio Grande, is on shore near Varyd, with loss
of anchors and cables. Crew saved.

The Hibernia (steamer) from Dublin, for L iverpool, is on shore
in Moelfre Roads. Cargo discharged.
The Diana, Newland from Bantry. for Liverpool, is on shore
near Cemaes. and it is feared will he a total wreck.
The Henrietta, from Chester, for Dublin, is on shore. Crew
saved _ _ _ _

The Janet M'Nabb of Glasgow. from Loch Milford, for Liver-
pool, is on shore off Formby Point.
HOLYHEAD, 28th Oct.—The Brig Hibernia, of Workington,
coal laden, is on shore outside the harbour. Crew landed.—
several vessels, names unknown, are at anchor at the entrance
of the harbour. The following vessels have put in with loss of
• ails, &c. : —William., from Liverpool, for Plymouth, with sails
split; John Alexander, from Liverpool, for Newcastle, with loss
of main boom, &c. ; Osprey, for Liverpool, with loss of main
boom : Augusta, from Liverpool, for Ostend, with loss of sails ;
Mary. from Liverpool, for Dublin, with loss of jibboom.
OFF THE PORT,—Horsburg, from Valparaiso, and Hannah,
from Calcutta.

MONDAY, OCTOBER 30.—Wind S.E.

ARRlVED.—Agenoria, Evans, from Palermo—Oriental, from
Aricati— Oceanus, from Virginia—and British Hero, from Mon-
treal

—Selma, Doetloff, fctr Stettin—Pearl, Brickley
a—Frederick Wilhelm 111, Behrendt, for Danzic—
aureoa, Onande, for Havana.

32711 115199
4682 1053
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48040 826
14022 4568
4163 251

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11076 3168
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4693
1022
6020

796 s I So 6
7918 1900

LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, OCT. 27

Sngar.—There has only been a moderate demand, and the
sales of B. P. are f'4o hhds, at former prices. For Bengal there
is a fair inqniry, and 3500 bags sold, at 66s to 68s for good to
fine white, 63s for soft, and 655. per cwt. for strong-grained
yellow. In Mauritius the sales are confined to 700 bags, at the

quotations.—Foreign.-75 cases. 30 brls. of brown Brazil, and
5 brls. of Porto Rico sold at the quotations.—Molasses.—The
sales this week consist of 200 puns, chiefly Berbice, the price of
which Iv.s not transpired - Coffee.—The transactions in Plan-
tation comprise 80 casks Jamaica, at steady prices. Of Foreign,
there have been sold at the quotations, 810 bags La Guayra, 17.,
bits Rio, and 550 bags of Java.-610 bags Black Pepper
brought 2-id to 3d per ib —No sales in Cocoa. Ginger or
Pimento.— -- Rice.-8000 bogs sold at Ss 6d for cargo, 1 s6d
for middling, and 128 per cwt. for good white. Rum —The
sales are 13J Puns Demerara, 31 to ag per cent. 0. P., at 2s Bd.
to 3s. 4d, and Jamaica. 35 per cent. overproof, at 3s 10d per
gallon. 6o puns East India have been sold at former rates.