The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-09 00:00:00

BRITISH AMERICA.

-Mary Annabella, 'BrocKington, fm Newfoundland, with 316 calm
train ail, 3260 seal skins, 4 casks dried'caplin, 2 bills dried 'codfish.. 1
Ikg sounds, 10 brls herrings 1 cse conts unkn, 24 tea 35 brls salmon, 4
wet o and c hides, 8 calf skins, 55 seal skins, 12 ps juniper planks,
popper boiler retd, Graham and Taylor—l bx colas unku, W Forster
—3O cks train oil, 27 do, R Alsop--SDk
Corsair, Potts, fin Montreal and Quebec, with (fm Montreal) 61-ps
pale and 73 ps pine tirribez, :144,c 18 pipe staves and beading, 18 e
staves, 11 c 12 deals, 7 ps elm timber, K Dowie and co—(fm Quebec)
17} c 13 deals, 4 c I deal ends, 21 c's staves, K Dowia and co —5 doz
'handspikes. 34 ps white and 4ps eed pine, W Fisher and Son—B Dk
Venus, Butters, fm Quebec, with 507 ps pine timber, 1161 0 15
Mayes, 261 c 28 deals 1 c deal ends, 1 spar, Tfms lathwood, Dixon,
Wahl and Lam—River

Ann, Butter, fm Newfoundland, with 48 cks train oil, Graham and
Taylor-136 do, J Davies-90 do, Order-64 do, WTarbet-1 btirap-
lia. 2 cks herritie, W Warbet—G Dk
Asia, We rorie, fm Quebec, with 188 ps white and 115 ps ,ed pine,
240 c 14 W I staves, 13 c 2 deals, A Parlane—B Dk
MEDITERRANEAN.

Nancy, nearer, fm Messina and Licata, (fm Messina.) 20 pps le-
mon juice, jars essence 'lemons, jar essence beegamot 5 ckszrenun.
tartar, 1 Prl tartaric acid, Order-4 cks wine, said Maeter—(fm Licata)
.166 t brimstone, 'J Pownall—K Dk

EUROPE.
Regalia, Cobb, fm St Tetersburgh, with 119 His hemp, 197 bars
iron, 378 bobbins, 449 mate flax, Order-24 tongues, said Master-
- K Dk

Thomas Crisp, Crisp, fin Odessa, with 500 qrs linseed, Earles and
Carter-2D bgs wool, Order-0g Dk
Byker, Bruce, fin Archangel, with 1410 bars iron, 213 c 18 deals
53 deal ends, 121 c 23 battens, 29 batten ends, Order—Q Dk
Superbe, Maim, fm Rjomeborg, with 37 c 2 deals, 71 c 12 deal ends
4 fms lathwood, Stewart, Bald and co-2 fms lathwood, said Master-
- B Dk

• Charles Heartlev, Hopper, fm Archangel, with 281 c 8 deals & deal
ends, Order—;29ss bars uon, 2100 bdls mats, .1 Butcher and Son-
- Q Dk

Ligan, Raney, fm Archangel, with 1000 mats, 500 brls tar, "I bales.
flax, ffspars, T APTear and co—G Dk
`Countess of Lonsdale; Groome, fin Archangel, with 1997 bars iron,
15930 mats, 212 chetwerts linseed, Order—•Q Dk
Annette, Ouwehand, fm Itotterdam,. with 22. Ids 21 tills bulrushes,
W Winn-6 hmprs mineral water, T Redick-34 bdls salted skins, 44
•bdlerialted horse and 2.5 bdis salted sow hides, 10 cluanadders, 1 box
samples, Order—Q Dk

Entrltigence.

TUESDAY, OCT. s.—Noon, Wind S.E.—Light.

•
SAILED—The Juno, Engman, for Narva—William Brown, Taylor,
for Baltimore—Elizabeth Radcliffe, Radcliffe, for Lima—Grace, Reed,
for Virginia—Orleana, Cameron, for New ()rifting—Edmond, Strang;
Sir It H Dick, Hamm ; and Augusta, Wilkiuson, for St John's. N B
Santa Maria, P otter, for Alarabhirm—Boykf.tt,Sli ott on, for B eaux
—Hope, Grimshire, for Liverpool, N S—Jtkpiter, Beilcke, for Danzie
—Sir Charles Forbes, Leslie, for Bahia—John Marshall, •Crandell, for
,Alexandria, U S—Rocket, Saye, for Jamaica.

Douglas, Brew, from Wick, at Stornaway, for this post.
Arab, Doyle, hence, at Limerick.
The Brothers, from Wick for this port, ran on shore near Stornaway
21(1 ult.. but was get, off the foll9wing nigh%,•after discharging most of
the cargo.

'The vessels that sailed this day *ere off Voel Nant, at 15 mit, pas
6 p.m.
A Schooner is a-ground in the Rock ChanneL

WEDNESDAY, Mr. 7.—Noon, Wind E.—Liel
Aaniva.D—The Boddingtons, Moss; and Portia, Joss, from Ar-
changel—Jonge-Willem, Wulff; from Dansig—Harriet, Mbyte, Kan-
fiord----Godfrey. Vance ; Osprey, Neville and Active, Haigean, from
Belfast—Thetis, Townley, and Nimble, Johnson, from Dublin.
Atso ARRIVED—The Mary. Christie; and George IV, Parsons,
from Nowry—Pluebe, Clark, from Sligo—St Patrick, Keay, Youghall
—Enterprise, —, Isle of Man—lndustry, Mellor, from Berulck—
Prosperity, Irving, from Carlisle—Latona, Walker, from Carron—
Mary, Turner, from Charleston—Diana. Rose, Prom Cromartr—Hero„
Hunter; Manchester. Crawford; andVernon,Mather. from 'Glasgow.
—Conductor, Coleman, from Haburn—John O'Gaunt, Park ; Eliza,
Rawlinson, and John, Greenwood, from Laneaster--Nestor, Simpson,
from Leith—Uipsy, Gowan-. from Lewis ; Marchioness, Al'Kenzie,
from Loch Ryan—John, Manikins, from Ohan.

breeze.

The Commerce, Parry, hence, at Port. an-prince.
Lily, 3l'llowall, from Aux Cayes, at do.
Nestor, Losh, hence, at Trinidad.
Friend% Long; hence, at Cocagne, N B, 20th Aug.
Heath, Smith, hence, at Grosse Island.
Cannon, from Laneaster, at St John.,,N B.
The Annabelle. -• at Newfoundland.
Tampico, Robinson, 1-euce, at Trieste.
Robert Sergeant. Williams, hence, at do.
Preciosa, Alollin. from Matanzas, at do.
Buoyant, Bell, hence, at Gibraltar.
St Aignan, Dejoie, hence, at Paimbeuf.
The Wilhelrnina, Hammer, hence, at Copenhagen.
Maria, Salter, from Rio.de Janeiro, at Antwerp. •
Robert Taylor, Brown, hence for Wyburg.. at. do. with. damage,
having been on shore.
The Victoria, Bargain, hence far Kiel, at Fredexiekshaven.
Garry Owen, Metcalf, hence, at Hammerfest.
Diligence, Retzke; hence, at Gothenburg Roads.
Maria, Heitman, hence for Wismar,. at Kleve.
' The Ino, Whelan, from Bahia, at Swinemunde.
Gulnare, Cushing, from Havana, at St Petersbargb..
Sisters, --, from Leghorn, at Dublin.
Lisette, Beyer, hence, at Travemunde.
Ocean, --, from Quebec, at Kilrush.
Mary, Bell, from Quebec, at Newry.
Nancy, Cochran, from St John, N B, at Sligo.
The Lady of the Lake, Whyte, from New Brunswick, at the Clyde
Mariner,"Pye, from Miramichi.
Elizabeth frith, Briard, from. Virginia. at Deal.
The Pauline, Perre and Henrietta, Klie, sailed:from Portsmouth
I for this port, 3d instant.
The Brothers, 11,PDono,eh, from Galway to Belfast, sunk during a
!, tremendous gale on the 22d ult. about M miles•north of Insterhult
,Light-house—crew saved.
The Thomas Pelle, Elliott, from the Cape of Good Hope and St He-
-1 lena, at Dublin 25th tilt.—On the 4th September, spoke the Alexander
of Peterhead, in lat. 36 N, long. 32 40 W, from Rio Grande. The
captain (William Penny) reported that in lat. 35 27 N, long. 35 30 W,
wits boarded by a schooner under Spanish colours, reporting to be
from Havana bound to Cadiz. A boat's crew of four men and an offi-
-1 cer first went on board, not one of. wimm.would acknowledge to un-
derstand English. The boat shortly returned to the schooner, leaving
len board the Alexander the officer and 2 men ; she speedily brought,
back two officers and six men ; one of the officers spoke English as an
Englishman, demanded various articles of stores, and took, contrary
to the captain's will, such as suited their purpose, consisting of the
best part of seamen's clothes and carpenter's tools, and then departed
• without offering any remuneration. The schooner was painted red
above the copper, with hanging ports, considered to have on board
about thirty men, and two guns upon carriages ; she had a break
about one fooi in height, nearly the length to the mainmast. A fiddle
bead, or billet, turning inwards,with coops circumscribing the rudder
and stem inside.

BARBADOS Aug. 23d.—At Nevis there are:seven vessels on shore—
at St Kitt's the zessels all put to sea in time, and thus escaped being
stranded. Montserrat escaped the hurricane.
ANTIGUA, Aug'. 26.—The Mercator, from Halifax, has been con-
demned and sold. The cargos of the Paragon, Smith, for Whiteha-
ven, and Maria, Doyle. for Dublin, are discharged, and the vessels are
expected to be got off in a week ortwo. Most of the island craft are
afloat again. The Grace, Jones, foe Liverpool, is expected to be ready
for sea in ten days.
ST. Kirr's, Aug. 2(L—On the 12th instant, a very severe.hurricane
was experienced, but with the exception of an American brig, and the
small craft, the shipping escaped without damage. The Clarendon
was the only vessel at anchor—she put to sea at the commencement
of the hurricane, and returned again safe.
ST. THOMAS, Aug. 31. —The Ardent, Rophey, from St. Vincent's to
Newfoundland, put into this port 18th instant,
dismasted. She will
be ready to proceed in eight days. •

BREMEN, Oct. 2d.--The Dmelie, Babe, from New York, and an
English brig (supposed to be the,Countess of Airlie, Bartlett) from St
Domingo, reported to be arrived in this river, took on board pilots,
28th ult., but have probably put to sea, on account-of the strong south-
erly winds.
ALonono', Oct. 2.—The Colombe, Ocket, from Antwerp to Liver-
pool, WAS totally lost yesterday on the Gallopper Sind.—crew saved.