The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-02-05 00:00:00

SUNDAY, 3rd February.—Noon, Wind N.W.—Fair.

ARIIIVED.—Enmore, Struthers, from Demerara—Queen Adelaide,
Borland, from New Orleans—Virginia, Turner, And Havre, Pierce,
from Charleston, (sailed 27th Dec.)—Citizen, Newcombe, from
Savannah, (sailed 7th Jan.) Susan, Martin, from New York—Charlotte
Langan, , from St. John, N.B.—James Aulboy, , from
Halifax—Two Brothers. Florence, from St. Michael—Jane, Gillies,
from Messina, and Seneca, Vautier, from Jersey--Amelia, Fry, from
Smyrna, (in 33 days.)
Also arrired—Cove, Lewis ; Jupiter, Hesketh, and New Minerva,
Gaskell, from Cardiff—Lady, Florence, Owens, from Drogheda—
Hibernia, (steamer) from Belfast—Cumberland, (steamer) from Car-
lisle—Dryden, Jones, from Poole, and Industrious, Davies, from
Cardiff.
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John and Mary, Goss; and Elizabeth, Selkirk, hence at St.
Andrews, N.B.
Edwin, Carr, hence at Eastport.
Gondolier, -, hence for Buenos Ayres, was spoken I4th
Jan. in lat. 49 40, long. 2 20.
Frankland, Edwards, from Demerara, at London.
Ananda, Wylie, hence for Venice, was spoken 3lst Dec. of the west
end of Sardinia.

Lawrence, Gill, hence for Demerara, was spoken 23rd Jan. in lat.
49 30, long. I 0 20.
The new ship Parkfield, was driven on shore in Douglas Bay, and
filled with water.

Home, Mitchell, from New Orleans for the Clyde, was spoken Ist
instant, off Tuskar.

MONDAY, 4th February.—Noon, Wind N.W.—Fair.

ARRIVED.—BerIin, , from Africa—Thomas, Jones ; Gardner,
Jackson ; and Mary Howland, Aikin, from Charleston—Frederica,
Bergenstone, from Lisbon—Philomela, Sprote, from Paraiba, (sailed
2lst Dee. . - -

Also arrired.—Theodore, Beckett; H. C. Bowden, M'Nabb ; Jane,
Irving ; and Benjamin, Murdock, for Wesport—Susanna and Hannah,
Jones from Wexford—Mary Ann, Davies ; and Isabella, Hanning,
from Dublin—Rebecca, , from Salcombe.
The Shubenacadie was to sail for this port on the 22nd Dec.
Melley, , from Pernambuco at Paraiba.
Indian, Borthwick, (4th Dec.) ; Amazon,. Drysdale. (7th Dec.);
and Ewer, Russell, (Bth Dec.) from this port, at Paraiba.
Mary Queen of Scots, Kelly, (I3th Dec.) ; Britannia, Ware, (I4th
Dec.); Sicilian, Langley, (14th Dec.); and Jamaica, Matherson, hence
at Pernambuco.
Thomas Mellor, , from Gibraltar, at Penambuco.
Victoria, (late Geddes) from Cape de Verds, at Pernambuco, and
sailed again ilk. Bahia.
Arethusa, Hutchinson, hence at Barbadoes.
Juno, Russell, hence and from Barbadoes, at Nassau, N. P.
Little Liz, Young, from Siena Leone, at Plymouth.
Ida, Scaife, hence for Africa, was spoken on I7th Jan. in lat. 43 6,
long. 13 13.
Camerton, Hewitt, hence for Buenos Ayres, was spoken in lat.
46 34, long. 9 20.
Lancashire Witch, Cholditch, hence for Lisbon, was spoken 30th
Jan. in lat. 48 30, long. 8.
The Packet, Moffatt, from Dundalk for this port, was totally lost
yesterday, on West Hoyle bank. Three of the Crew drowned.
Cottager, Dunley, hence for Pernambuco, put into Milford.

Emporto.

EAST INDIES.

Joanna, M'Kellar, fm Calcutta, with 2500 sacks flour, Acraman &
Stitt-44)5 bgs saltpetre, 450 bgs rice, 150 bls jute 2 cs silk, A Dennis-
toun and co-250 bgs rice, 31 chsts indigo, loose abt 4 t deer horns—
order—P Dk

—Mcranon, Pattinson, fin Calcutta, with 1188 bags rice. 11 hds 868
bags sugar, 693 bags saltpetre, 10 robins pepper, alit 2 t redwood, 10
e buffalo horns, 53 bags horn tips, 6 bags deer horns, 134 bales hides,
37 hales goat skins, 100 bales jute, 2 csks melasses, 13 hales hides, C
Fletcher and co-247 bags saltpetre, C S Middleton-29 cases castor
oil, 30 bags shell lac, 15 bags gum arabic, 61 chats indigo, 74 bags
castor seed, 1 bag sugar, 7 bags
conts unkn, 10 bales cotton_ipo6,
7 cases silk pce goods, I bale raw silk, 4 bags rice, D and T Willis-
-486 bags ginger, Golborne and Dobbs-40 cs mother of pearl shells,
Sands and co-12 bales raw silk, 15 bxs silk pee goods, Cropper, Ben-
son and co-2 bxs preserves, Mrs Simpson-6 coils coir rope, C
Fletcher and co-1 bx shells, J Pattinson-15 chats indigo, Ibx pa-
pers, order—Q Dk