The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-10 00:00:00

'SOUTH AMERICA:

Forth, Williamson.
,fro Buenos Ayres, with 30,pps tallow, 7 bales
horse hair, 1 bale nutria skins. (1 F bickson and co-11 cks tallow,
.Waddington, liolt and co-17 dry o and c hides, D M•Dougall-9 his
horse hides, 3 bls sheep's skins, H Miller-2070 salted and 644 dry, o
and c hides, 24 horse hides, 14' `7'o and c horns, 176 bls conts unkn,
14 cks tallow, 697 dry o and c hides, 2 .bls skins, 2 bls nutria skins,
Order —G Dk

:Richard Watson, lloskfn,,fra Bahia, with,ol bags cotton, 113.br1s
13 es strtar, It and 0 Benb-30 bags cotton, 12 es sugar, Golborne and
Dobbs—lo-bags cotton,. Robinson and, Giryin—d9o dry bides, R and
G Benri-.-1150 do, J I'riaulx93 pkgs tobacco, Castelbiin and Sons-
-109 ps rosewood, Singlehnrst and co-688 bgs 8 srns cotton, 2 brls 32
C 3 sugar, 1520 dry hides, 215 ps rosewood, Order—K Dk

UNITED STATES..,
Agenoria, Fyfe, fm Mobile, with 182 lags Cedar, Ilso•bales cotton.
Baring, Bros and co-. Dk
• Franconia. Crabtree, frri Savannah, with 1030 hales cotton, Waid-
wright and Shiels—.sl6 do, A Tqylor and eq7-183. do, Baring, Bros
and co-46 do, W C Molvneux7--P Dk
Dianiond, Chase, fm New Orleans,. with 858 hales cotton, Buclia-
fan, Laird and co-52 do, J Hobson and Sons-12 do, Martineau,
mith And coll 7 do; A Taylor and eri2P
. Tennessee, li.ohinson,fin Mobile, with .965 bales cotton, Bolton,
Ogden and Co'•l3-1 do, J and J acksoh-104 Keill and Courant
1-40 do, A Taylor and co—c; Dic. • - .: • :
St Andrew, Taubman; fin New York, with 672 bales cotton. Sands,
Hoilgsbn and co-318 do, Phelps, James arid co.-44 do, T.B Naek.
burn-150 tcs flaxseed, Order-35 do, Langtrys and, T
Firth-2-150- do, Brown and Bras-100 do, ‘J 0 Johnson and col2ochts
15 bxs tea, T Hatton junsoo,hrls turpentine,..gleonistolin, Mackie
and co-5 Ms "tobacco, 'Maury, Latham and co-51 bls flax, J Watt
jim--50 salted ox hides, Cox and Henderson-,a qntv of horn tips, J
Goodwin-2 hxs conts unkn, 13aring, Bras and co—P Dk
Harbinger, Cornforth, fm Apalachicola, with 725 bales, cotton,
W Smith and eo—K Dk -

John Jay, Glover, fin Mobile, with 1247 bales cotton,. Cropper,
Benson and eo-200 do, Order-70 do, Fisher, Bros and co-52 logs
tedar,isaid Master—W Dk
Henry Leeds. Sweetser, fm New York, with 440 hales cotton. Ha-
Rutty and Jerclein-100 do, W and 3 Brown and eo-4R do. Rathhone.
Bros and car-100 do, Brown and Bros-4d do, T B Bla.ckburne,..-681.
do. 3' Hohann and Sons—P Dk
Home, Hill, fm New, Orleans, with r 47 bales cotton; W and-It Orr
-465 do, R Arrott and co-211 do, J Ridgway and co-7 do, J Leigh
and co-53 cs retd goods, Order—P Dk

BRITISH AMERICA. •
Hannah, Huggins, fm St Andrew's, N Bs with 551 c 4 ideals and
deal ends; 401 c stases, 50 Spars or riekerS, 0 Glen—B Dk
Recovery, Vantier, fm Halifax, N S, With 97 pus molasses, 7 tes.
coffee, 71 c 23 deals, 161 c ash staves, 20 t logwood, 18 lancewood soars,
3 'iris apples; Magnowitz'atid-Greetharn-361 c 12 white oak staves,
Baring, Bros and co-1 hx apprl, E Maw-2 lids sugar, 1 pee bird's
ey-e.maple, Order--Q Dk '
MEDITERRANEAN. •

Sisters, Johns, fm Messiva, with 100 bas oranges, 50, has lemons,
60 t brimstone, Order—lC.lA
' Eliza, Consiglio, fm Licata, Palermo and. Marsala, with (fm Licata)
120 t brimstone, .J Bibby and co—(fm Palermo) 685 bags shumac, 39
2
bags hazel nuts, es Flaskey manna: 100 his oranges. 4es manna.in
Sorts, J Bibby and co-7 his wool, Rose Bros—(fm Marsala) 40 pps
80 hds 80 qr ohs wine, Laidnian, Craig and• colo' 'pps 20 hds do, It
Preston and co-4 pps 4 lids Bqr elts do, Woodward and Son-8. pps
14 hds 24 qr eks do; J Davies-10 Ids do. G 11 Timmitis-4 pps 4 hds
4yr ckg do, R Beck-12 hds do, T and J Bennett-1 kg salted olives,
J Nlanifold-2 bus oranges, Ikg anchovies, J Ingham—G Dk

•
" • -SPAIN AND. PORVITG4L.
John °TieKid, Chapman, fm Oporto: with pps wine, J Ormernd
and Sons-6 do, W Pavant-2 hds do, G Wright and co-3 do, Hall
and Thompsoti--8 dn, t./ Dtiver and co-1 do; T Teake--1 ppe do, Be-
tan:and smith-6 Ms 10 qr cks do, NV_ Barber-4 es do, L He'worth
—8 Bds 8 qr cks 38 c's dh, S C de'Faild-5 pps do, Cooper and /IMO-
ton-18 has do,
,W Tomlinson-4 do, ,D Atichanan-1. piaci 4 lids. do,
Walker, Hughes and co-2 pips 4es do, M`Nair and Dutton-2 pps do,
J Dolltnan-4 pps 2 lids do, J Fearon-4 hds 6 qr cks do. -R Ledson-
-5 PIA do, W Miller-I,hd 4qr cks do, S Moore-s,pps 7 hds 6qr cks
do,- J Dowson-3 pps do, Leech and Harrison-8 pps 10 hds do, W
Pilkington and Son-30 hds Bcs do, B Haram-4 pps 6 hds do, .Bond
and Proetoi-10 hds do. IT Mulleneuk and Son-4 pps do, M and W
Dakin-3 do, Jones and llla.ples--2 yr Hatton and Son-2 pps 2.
hds 20 qr. eke do. .1 Davies--P pps 6 hds do, Golborna and Dobbs-
-4 pps do, Hesketh pps 2 hds do, J Robinson and 00-6 pps 5 hds
43 qr cks 126 es do, 80 bdls corkwood, 1 brl wine, Order-8 pkgs dried
fruit, S Knowles and co-4 .prelA do, Hassa' and Foulkes_-1 do, C
Ironside-24 brls argol. Leech and Harrison-10 hgs wool, J Orme-
rod and Son-1 ble do, Bateson & co-100 qntls corkwood, A Sm;ain-
son-64 arohas skin scrapings, Hall and Thompson-7 boxes 4 baskets
onions, W ll.Chaprnan,--G Dk

' EUROPE.
Vioiante, Tagliaferro; fm o.dessa, with 314 eke 23 skins tallow, abt
13 t old rope, Order—K Dic

Enteltigente.

FRIDAY. MARCH G.—Noon, Wind N.W.-.7-A gale.

A rtarvsn—ltiehard Watson, Hoske; from Bahia, sailed 4th Jan.—
Agenoria, Pyfe ; and Idhn Jay, Mover, from Mobile, left the bar 30th
Jan.—Henry 4eds, Sweetser, New York, sailed 11th Feb.—Reco-
tery; Vauticr, Halifax—Home, Hill, New Orleans. with loss of fore
topmast—Ann, Penrice, Canton, sailed 25th Oct., and from the Cape
of Good Hope 4th Jan.—Eliza, Consiglio, 'Licata Palermo $z Marsala

The flat, Janet,- with a cargo of iron and crates, struck against the
Ring's Pier'in docking, and becanie very leaky—cargo_ discharging.
Gregory Bogosloff, —, from St Petersburgh for this port, at
Ohzin, 3d March, having sailed thence 28th Feb. and put back.
Isabella, Scott, hence for Carlisle, is wrecked pear Skinberness,
Cumberland—crew drowned.
Tribune, BrowSe, hence, at Constantinople.
Smyrna, Cornish; Nimrod, Garrett; & Nautilus, Cockbain, hence
at Smyrna.
Falcon, M•Minn, hence for Lintin, at Studwell Roads.
Amity, Dishen, hence, at Limerick, after being seven weeks at sea.
Lapwing, Osborne, hence, at Palermo.
Amelia, Weeks, sailed from Salcombe.for this port, 2d March.
Robert Sergeant; Williams, hence, at Leghorn.
Glory, Hurst, for this port, put back to Ramsgate, 3d March.
Ann, Stephens, hence, at Genoa.
Express, Wells, from this port for Oihraltar, at Holyhead.
• Delos. Harvey, hence, at Alexandretta.
Earl, Caintross,
,from Antwerp and Falmouth, at Plymouth, with
loss of jib-boom.
Skerne, Clark, from this mil, at the Cape of Good Hope, 2d Jan.
Peri, Vivian, from St Michael's, at the, Downs.
Past of the cargo of the William, for Jamaiea, which was run down
3d March, has been taken bv,boats into Holyhead; it is supposed the
vessel drove on 'shore near thb Head, after floating about water logged
for a couple pf days. •
Nimble, Green, from this port for London ; Emulous, Perry. from
this port for Exeter. and Relief, Brown, from this port for Tralee.
at Beaumaris.

Ameliii,diVoltlitch, hence, 'at Genoi.
Cl:vile, Newsom, frrsm this.port for Hnll, at Beaumaris, with loss
of jib boom, sails, and decks swept, leaky.
Shannon, Swinburn, from Whitehaven for Dublin,-atßeaurnaris,
with loss of anchors and cables.

ItatiSclATEr; March 3.--The AndrP. Christen, from Ostend for Li-
verpool, slipped from her anchor and chain this morning off the North
Foreland, and proceeded to the Downs, where another anchor and
chain have been sent to her.

SATURDAY, MARCH 7.—Noon, Wind N.N.W.—A gale.
• Minivan—Andes, Patton, from New Orleans—Shepherdess,
from Dublin ; and Mersey, (steamer) from Belfast—Ailsa Craig,, (steamer) from Glasgow ; yesterchg morning, to the northward of
Port Patrick, saw a Sloop with a signal of distress, but owing to the
heavy gale of wind and high sea running at the time, Gould not render
her any assistance ; at noon, off the Mull of Galway, saw the Hum-
phrey, CroCker, from New Orleans for the Clyde, at anchor, with hiss
of main and mizen masts, sails, boats, Sm., having been on her beam
ends, towed her into Ramsgate Bay, and ran her on shore ; the Hum-
phrey had op board the crew of the American Schooner Mary & Ann,
taken from her in lat. 34 40, long. '7O. At 5 p.m. off the Point of Ayr,
the Ailsa Craig saw a Brig from Demerara for the Clyde, with loss of
sails, main yard, and mainmast sprung, bearing up for Ramsay Bay.

Corsair, Potts, sailed from Marseilles for this port, 24th Feb.
LYeurgus. Johnson, hence, at Benin, and sailed 25th, November
for Bonny.
Amelia Matilda, Jones, hence, at Benin.
May, Peel, hence for Pombay, was spoken 13th January, in lat.
24N, long. 20 20 W.
Aioca, Boadle, from Rio Janeiro, at Bahia.
A large hogshead marked PM 136, containing bottle corks, has been
washed on Shore near Moekbeggar Lighthouse. A few leaves of the
cargo book of a vessel trading to Runcorn, and part of the wreck of a
small vessel, have been washed on shore at Hoylake.
Porter, Gibson, from Valparaiso. at Swansea, 9th November,
Harlequin, Minter, froth St Domingo, at Cuxhaven,
Robert, Smart, frotn Afriea for this port, at Studwell Roads.
The Despatch, Shannon, hence for Ballyshannon, was put on shore
a few miles west of Killibegs, 2d instant, and the cargo (salt) thrown
overboard.

Artemis, Sparks, hence for Batavia, was spoken in lat. 29 S, long.
13 W.
Tickler. Koyger, hence for Sincapore, was spoken 28th November,
by the Schelde, arrived off Dover.
Etudes, Smith, hence for Bombay, was spoken 16th January, in
lat. 4, long. V.
Boykett, Shotten, from Swansea for Bordeaux, at Newport.
Beatrice, Chesser, from Sincapore, at London.
Swallow, M'Kean, hence, at Copenhagen.
Athol, Malcolm; and 'Justinian, Rear, from the Mauritius, at
Studwell Roads.

Pwnistt, Match 3.—Great quantities of palm oil casks, and staves
in shooks, are drifting about the channel, and several have been
washed on shore.

•
SLIoo. March 3.—The Argo, Greg; for Liverpool, has been repaired,
and 'will proceed. .

SUNDAY, MARC!! B.—NoOn, Wind W.N .W.—Moderate.
Anutv au.L-Pbilornela, Sprote, froth Monte Video, sailed 21st Dec.,
in company with the. Thomas Dempsey, for this port. On the 16th
January, in lat. 23 45 8, long. 30 W, spoke the Susannah, from Rio
Grande for Antwerp... On 10th February, in lat. 22, long. 44, carried
away both topmasts in a squall—Puella, —, from Charente.
ALso A Ratvrn—Ballinasloe, (steamer) from Dublin ; off the North
Ease Buoy saw a brig or schooner, masts just above water.

Union, Connolly, Horn 'Wexford, at'Horylleacl, with loss of bow-
sprit, hound to this port.
The'Castle Hill, Shearer, from this port for Belmullet, was driven
on shore at Lochindall, 3tl instant, but expected to be got off with
damage.
' Sarah, Cormick, for New Orleans ; end George, Wright, for Maran-
ham, from this port, at Beaumaris. •
The Gleaner. M'Edwin, from this' port to Ayr, was wrecked last
night on East Hoy le--crew saved.
The North Landmark at Hilbree Island, was blown down last night.
Otnond, Long, from this port to Hamhorgh, at Milford, with, loss
of bulwarks.
Ellen, Sheel, from this port to Wexford, at Milford.
The Two Brothers, for Sincapore, is ashore near the Dingle, and
fills with water. •
John, from St John, N B, off Holyhead, at 10 a.m.
Hotrnsaft, March 7.—lt has blown a heavy gale all day from the
North. A brig inward bound was off at 7 a.m. with loss of main, top-
gallant mast and jib-boom. Ali the shipping in the harbour are doing
'well, above 100 sail.

= CA.RRNARVON, March 7.—The Ann, Grey, from Buenos Ayres for
;Liverpool, is on shore near the entrance to the Straits. The life boat
,went to her in a treinendous surf, but the'crew would not come in it.
It is feared the vessel will thump to pices..
MILFORD, March 6.—We have had a succession of heavy gales since
sSunday last from S.W. to N. W. it blew a tremendous gale last night
and this morning from W.N.W. the wind this afternoon is West, quite
moderate, hut a very dirty appearance to the South West.