The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-01-15 00:00:00

gr:bipping Intfitigtnce.

FRIDAY, 11th January.—Noon, Wind S.E.—Fair.
AtutvEn.—Bahamian, Maxwell, fm Mauritius—Frederick, M•Lay,
!gra. Leone, (sailed 7th Dec.)—The Little Liz sailed for London
Dout Ist December--Emperor Chaffee, from Savannah, (sailed 11th
!et .)—Sylvanus Jenkins, Coffin, New York—Diana, Morgeson,

'°2en hage.
LMary M•Donald, Wallace, hence at St. Thomas, and sailed for
Aerto Cabello, 7th December.
Antigua, Driscoll, hence at Antigua, 30th Nov.
Prances,
Tom Tough, IN illiamson, from Charente for this port, at Beaumaris.
,Cumberland, Cook, and Hannah, Davis, hence for St. Michael, at

kly head.
Lune, —, from hence for New Orleans, put into Dublin leaky,
lying struck on a bank oft-Wicklow.
Bau.sn.—William Pitt, Rait, for Savannah—Superb, Clucas, Ja-
kics—Byker, Bruse, Bahia—Nautilus, Redhead, do—lda, Scaife,
Itrica..—London, 111`Clean, New Orleans—Tribune, Prowse, Venice.

SATURDAY, 12th January.—Noon, Wind S.E.—Pair.
&sup/BD.—Nimrod, Atkins, from Charleston, (sailed 19th Dec.)—
y Douglas, Cocks, from Charleston.
Birmingham, Glover, hence for New York, was off Holyhead 11th
v., putting back leaky ; a steamer has been sent to bring her in.
A large ship was seen at anchor on the night of the Bth Dee., he-
een the banks near Wexford ; she cut away her masts, and it was
petted would ride out the gale : a steamer was to be sent oil to her
soon as possible.
Regular, Bond, hence at Berbice, 27th Nov.
Intrinsic, Sharp, do, at Demerara, 4th Dec.
Parker, Risien, do, at do.
Lee, Scott, do, at Barhadoes.
llargaret, Moore, do, do.
Doctor, Underwood, do. off New Orleans.
David Cannon, Cain, do, do.
Scipio. Grindley, do, at Charleston.
sovereign, Mann, do, off do.
Capriciosa, Ravenna, do, at Genoa.
Dart, Ditcham, do, at Leghorn.
Ann, Brown. do, at Ostend.
Robert James Haynes, Graham, hence at St. Thomas.
Elizabeth, M`Gaa, from Buenos Ayres for Liverpool, at Crook.
rm. •
~,Marathon, Cortney, from Demerara—Jane, Vaughan, London—
,‘-tatent, Roberts, Irowey—Ardent, Bridge, and Ringdove, Gilbert,
701 u Poole—Argo, Moss, Yarmouth—Fortune, Grace, Tralee, and
qin and Elizabeth, Roberts, from Limerick for this port, at Beau-
ka.ris.
RAILED.—LIama, Morce, for Valparaiso—Alert, Swain, Tarragona
'illazePPa, Wilson, Buenos Ayres—Hannah, Shaw, Puerto Cabello.

,46 SUNDAY, 13th January.—Noon, Wind E.—Fair. •
. ABRlVEh.—Dahuatia, Windsor, from New York and Boston, (sailed
eorn the latter port 20th Dec.,-Bellona, Hutchinson, New Orleans
"Laura, Taylor, Demerara.
Patriot King, Pinder, from Calcutta, off the port, having made her
oyage in eight months and three days.
The Mary sailed from Bahia for this port, and put back previous to
(' Eth Nov. dismasted.
The Flora, hate, hence for Wexford, was lost 12th instant, on the
'tern coast of Anglesey ;—crew saved.
Porcia, Bennett, hence at Montserrat 3rd Dec. with loss of sails ;
d having been supplied, proceeded on the sth for Vera Cruz.
Walter, Foulk, hence at she Straits of Sunda Bth Sept. and sailed for
Tinl Ina.
ey, Robinson, hence at Mobile.
„Quebec, 6th Dec.—The James Laughton, for this port got clear ; the
not returned here yesterday, having left her below Green Island'
SAlLER—Beividera, Hobson, for Baltimore.

MONDAY, 14th January.—Noon, Wind S.S.E.—Fair.
„Atmmax—Harriet, Ross, and Martin Forbes, Hall, from New
Dec.)—Prosper,
Witch, Cholditch, from Lisbon, (sailed 27th
ucc.)—Prosper, Vasser, from Dunkirk.
Birmingham, Glover, sailed Bth instant, for New York, having put
'ick leaky, and is discharging her cargo. .
id/so arrived:—Fortune, Greaves, and Reform, Hightail, from Tra-
',l-----I'rince Llewellyn, Mowle, from Newrv—Jane and Margaret,
Itklrymple, and Lord Nelson, Jordan, from• Dumfries—T. W. Black,
ack ; Hope, Conning; Howick, Hampson ; Jessie, MeLaughlan ;
'l4Ol James, M'Cleaue from Kirkcudbright—Ailsa, Marshall ; Tiger,
Hardie, and Brilliant, blather, from Glasgow—Jane, Kaye, and Free-
Man, Lawson, from Aunan—Sisters, Brooke, from Change—Pros-
trity, Irving, from Carlisle--Betsey, Long, from Salcombe—liebe,
Wtrick, from Poole.—And the following Steamers t--Gipsy, from
aterford—Leeds, from Dublin—Hibernia, from Belfast—RobertNa-
er, from Londonderry—Clyde and City of Glasgow, from Glasgow.
Lord Eldon, Dawson ; . Bounty Hall, Jackson; and Collingwood,
ipe, hence at Calcutta.
Alexander, Jefferson, and Balfour, Bee, hence at Sierra Leone.
Ardent, Hartgrave, hence at Demerara.
Ellen, Jenkinson, Blundell, hence at Lisbon.
Mary, -
, Snell, sailed from Bahia for Trieste, 25th Oct. put
k 30th with loss of furetopmast, and proceeded again Ist Nov.
(Ilorat, Airey, Charleston, for this port, put into- Waterford, with
a of sails.
The large ship reported on 12th instant, to have cut away her masts
list at anchor between the Banks near Wexford, is the Calcutta,
atson, hence for Calcutta; Mr. Drevar had sailed in the Commerce
neamer) from Dublin to her assistance.

TILE CORN TRADE.

Monday Evening, 14th January, 1833.

Since our last there has been a steady demand for fine Red Wheats
at full prices, but all other kinds are dull at former rates.—Prime
Healing Oats are scarce and dearer : middling quality and old samples
had a heavy sale. In Barley and other articles only a few retail pur-
chases were made at our last quotations, and the trade generally has
been without animation.
WHEAT, per 70 lbs s d s d
Irish red (old) 5 8 e 7 0
Do. red 1832 6 7.. 7 5
Do. white 1832 7 6 .. 8 0
Canada (old) 7 6 0 0
Do. 1832 8 0 .. 9 0
Dantzic 7 6.. 8 3
Stettin SzWiemar 7 6 8 0
Odessa (soft)._ 7 3.. 7 6
Russian 0 0 .. 0 0
Foreign (in bond) 0 0.. 0 0
OATS, per 45 lbs..
Irish (old) 2 3 .. 2 5
Do. (1832) 2 4 .. 2 7
Foreign (in bond) 1 9 .. 2 0
BARLEY, imp. mea.
English 36 0 .. 38 0
Irish, 60Th 3 6.. 4 6
Foreign (in.bond) 0 0.. 0 0

MALT, imp.mea... ad s d
English. • 56 0 62 0

Irgh
BEANS, English 34 0 .. 38 0
Irish 3l 0.. 34 0

Foreign 34 0.. 37 0
PEASE, White 35 0 .. 45 0
FLOUR, per 280 Ihs
Irish, (new) 37 0 .. 43 0
Canadian free brl 30 0 .. 35 0
American, ditto 3O 0 .. 36 0,
Do. (in bond) 17 0.. 0
OATMEAL, 2401b5.
Irish, (old) 2l 0 .1 22
Du. (1832). 22 0 .. 23 0
Rion, (iu bond)
Carolina, (cwt.) l5 6 .. 19 0
East India. l4 6 .. 17 6
FLAX SEED, hhd 72 6 .. 75 0

LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, FRIDAY. JAN. 11:
AVERAGE 'PRICES or GRAIN.
(From the London Gazette, Januar 11.)
Brly. Oats. Rye. Bns.
AVRRAOB a. d. I s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d.
Of the week . 52 6 28 3 18 2 31 5 32 5
Of 6 weeks, regulating duty 53 11 30 2 18 7 13 11 33 8
Duty on Foreign . . . . :13 8 16 10 19 9 19 91 19 9
The alterations in the Duty this week are Is. more on Wheal
ls. 6d. more on Beans.

Peas
s.
39 6,
39 4
11
and

MANCHESTER CORN MARKET, Saturday, Jan. 12th.

There was not much passing in our market this morning, still hold-
er of fine Wheat firmly demanded the eurreney of last week, whilst
iufr••ior samples might have been purchased on lower terms had buy-
ers come forward. The Flour trade may be noted in a more healthy
state, and much of the seconilary qualities having been cleared off,
some slight advance has been made for middling and good descriptions.
Oats and Oatmeal were dull sale,, In other articles there is little to
notice.—The firmness noted last week lit -the Butter market has con-
tinued, and holders are demanding a further advance of 2s. #S, cwt. on
all descriptions ; purchasers in need of choice qualities have complied
with the increased rate, but there is very little speculative feeling in
the trade.

LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE.
MONDAY, JAN. 14, 1833.
S. (I.

s. d.
Hay 0 7 to 0 9 per 20 lb.
Straw, Wheat 0 3 -
Oat 0 24 0 3 -
Barley.... 0 U -
Grass, Clover, and Vetches.. 0 0 -
Potatoes 1 3
Cattle Potatoes -
Turnips
Carrots -
Mangleworzle 0 0 -
Mtuaure 5 6 -

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET,

Friday Evening, 11th Jan., 1833.

We have had an extensive business doing in Cotton throughout the
week, holders of American meeting the demand freely at the full
prices of our last quotations, while an advance of id. per lb has been
obtained in Egyptian, and Brazil are saleable at rather higher prices.
At the public sale of Sea Island, on Friday, about two-thirds of the
quantity Offered were sold at id. per. lb decline from the previous sales
by private. 1000 American, 500 Egyptian, and 500 Surat, have been
taken on speculation.

SALES OF TIM WEEK.

d. d.
1230 Sea Island Georgia' 1 to 141
300 Stained Ditto . 61 to 10
11800 Upland Ditto . 61 to 71
7,"" I„; f Alabama . . 6} to 71
" Mobile . . 61 to it
4080 New Orleans . 6, to 81
Pernambuco . 84 to 91
1530
Aricati Ceara 81 to 81
1060 Bahia and Macaio 74 to 81
woo t Maranham . Bfi to 9
1 Sawginned Do. it to 8

Mina . . . —to
Para . . . . —to
30 Demerara, &e. . 8-1 to
13arbadues . . —to
Common N. India to
Bahama . . . —to
Cartha,gena . . —to
Bourbon . . . —to
2150 Egyptian . . . Si to
3:520 Surat _ . . . . 4; to 6

Bengal

-to-

Monday Evening, .Jan. 14. 1833.

On Saturday the sales of Cotton were only 1.500 bags; to-day there
has been a fair demand, and 3000 bags sold at steady prices, almost
exclusively to spinners, of which nearly 1000 are Pernams, Ceara, and
Bahia, 400 Surat, and the rest are American, at Oil to 77d.
Arrived since our last-3 vessels from New Orleans-2 from Charles..
,ton-1 from New York—and 1 from Calcutta.

IMPORTED
From the 4th to the 10th January, 1833, inehuire,
!By 2 vessels from Demerara-1 Laguna-1 Charieston-1 Savannah--
1 New York-1 Newfoundland-1 Brussels-1 Ostend.

Argols
Ashes
Bark
Oak.
Berries
Borax
Brimstone
Cassia Lignea
Castor Oil
Cloverseed.... .....
Cochineal
Cocoa
Coffee, B. P

boxes, —, bags, —, casks, —LI
brls.
hhas. bids.
tons, 142
bales,
chests, •••••-•
•
boxes,
brls,
serons, —, bales,
bags, —, serons
tees, —, bags,
tees. —, brls. —, bags, --
bags, —, bads, hhds, --

.tons, 140
tons, 35
tons, ---
tons,
tons,
tees. —, bls. 182
brls.,—, E. I. sacks,
... bag, —, barrels, 2
tons, —, cases,
no. 747, bales,
casks,
Horse bales, —, no.
Horse Hair -
Hemp bales,
Indigo
Lac Dye • . • . cases, ---
Lemon Juice
Madders .. . bales, —, casks,
Madder Roots casks, —, bales,
Molasses
Munjeet -
Olive Oil
Palm Oil casks, --
Fish oil casks, 452
Pepper
Pimento, W. 1
Rice tees. —, f tees., —, E. I. bags,
._

Foreign
Logwood
Fustic
Nicaragua Wood
Barwood
Carnwood
Flax

Flour
Ginger
Gum
Hides, Cow and Ox.

Ruin
Safflower

...bri. l, hfids. 229, pun's., 150
cases, —, bales,

. . ,
Saltpetre
Shell Lac chests,
Sugar, B.P. h1id5..584, tees. 33, bags, —, boxes —, brls., 68
East India bags,—
Brazil bags, —, brls.,
Sumac bags,
Tallow casks, ---
Tartar casks —, brls., ---
Tar
_ .

Tobacco -
Turpentine brls, 1436
Worm bags, -, tons, -

Wax 8ee?....

Wheat

....eakeS., .--r, -boxes, -

bags, :--, bushel;, -

IMPORT OF LIVE STOCK.

An account of Cattle, &c. imported from Ireland into Liverpool,
from the Ist January to the 31st December, 1832, viz.,
68,728 cows at £l6 0 £1,099,648 0
73,622 sheep , 116
145,917 pigs „ 2 0
669 horses , 25 0
33 mules , 8 0
1,755 calves , 3 0
12,854 lambs , 1 0

£1,559,109 12
In, the year 1782 the total amount of the value, and duty of the im-
ports into all England from Ireland ending at Christmas in that year,
w•as in
Value
Duty

£1.348,558 0
7,043 0

£1,355,601 0
As certified at the Custom-house, In London, Feb. 23, 1780, signed J.
Tomkyns, Assistant Inspector General.
Account of Cattle, &c. imported Coastwise into Liverpool, from the
IstJ anuary to the 31st December, 1832, viz.,
1,2u4 cows at 1:16 0 £19,264 0
20,951 sheep „ 1 16
:, 5,849 pigs. , 2 0 11,698 0
21 horses „ 25 0 .. .. 525 0
43 calves „ 3 0 129 0
287 lambs , 1 0 287 0

.C 69,614 16

THE STUFF TRADE.—The branch of the Leeds trade, carried on at
the Bank and in Mabgate, is in a very distressed situation. A great
number of the weavers are out of employment, and many of their
families are in the most destitute condition.—This unfortunate state
of trade is aggravated by a dispute about the price of weaving. The
distress is not confined to the stuff business, but extends at the present
inclement season to joiners, bricklayers, and other artizans, whose
work is accustomed to fail in winter.

TIDE TABLE FOR LIVERPOOL.
Days. t Mrn.i Ems, • Ht. Festirak,

Tuesday l5 632
Wednesday l6 746
Thursday l7 846

H. H. V. 1.
714 13 2
817 13 5 Sir John Moore killed 1809,
912 13 11

Vrirco' Currrizt.

Liverpool, Janiuiry 111 h, 1833.

X sd .1: $ d

AROOLS, per cant
White •
Red
ASHES, per Carl.
POT, C. States' .
Canada,
PEARL, U. States'
Canada,
BARILLA, per ton
Alicant
Sicily
BEES' WAX, 437 art
American...
BERRIES, 41' cwt.
Turkey, Yellow
Persian.
BRIMSTONE, 47 ion.
Sicily, B:c..
Tuscan
CLOVER SEED, ,Iff cwt,
American
Dutch red.. .. ,
French Geaman white
COCHINEAL, U' Ib, in bond
Silver
Black
COCOA, 4 cwt. in bond,
Brazil..
Trinidad 2 18
Caraccas 0 0
COFFEE, 4, cwt. in bond.
Jamaica, ordinary , 212
Good and fine 0rd....
Mid. and good mid 4 1
Fine mid: and fine 4 14
Dutch, Ike
Ordinary 3 0
Good and fine ord...
Mid. and good mid 3 18
Fine mid. and fine 4 2
Havana.
St. Domingo 2 14
Brazil and Laguira 2lO
COTTON,
Sea Island Georgia. 0 0
Stained d 0.... 0 0
Upland, d 0........
Alabama 0 0
Mobile 0 0
New Orleans 0 0
Pernambuceo. 4 . 0 0
Aricati & Ceara.
Bahia & Macaio. 0 0
Maranham 0 0
Saivginned ditto 0 0
Mina 0
Para
Demerara, Sc Berbide...: 0 0
Barbadoes.
Common West India 0 0
Bahama 0 0
Carthagena 0 0
Bourbon....
Egyptian.
Surat. 0 0
Bengal 0 (1
DYEWOODS, ctr,' ton.
Ldowoon, Jamaica. 6 10
St. Dom. & Honduras 6 10
Campeachy. 7 15
FUSTIC, Jamaica 0 0
Cuba..
Spanish.
CAMWOOD l9 0
BARWOOD, Angola , 9 10
Gaboon
NICARAGUA WOOD.
Solid
.Large Rough
Small
FLAX 4, ton,
Petersburgh, 12-head .... 41 0
Dutch 44 0
Riga, P. T. R
FLAXSEED, rlf, had.
American sowing.
GINGER, de cwt. in bond.
Jamaica, white.
black

0 o
0 —OO

0 - 1
0 - 3
0 - 0

DUTIES.

tki V tact.

r:
am Z 1 „L 3
"T u.

Not ttrot►ger Mart
20 ay emu.
fles. cut
40s. B. P.

Rotisk ICk.
4f' Ant,

0 - 3
0 - 4
0 - 4
0 - 5

12 0
00
18 0'
00

0 - 3
0 - 3
0 - 4
0 - 4
0--2
0 - 2
0 - 2

8 0
16 0
1 0
5 0
18 0
16 0
16 0

.£1 4 (w.f.

&VW Hs
B. P. al.

15 0
13 0
12 0

0 - 7
0 - 7
0 -
0-0
0 -10
0 - 6
0 -22
0 -10
0 - 7

o —l6
0 —l4
0 —l4

o —4.2
0 —75
0 —46

O 0
10.0
00
00
10 0
O 0
O 0
00
10 0

ife4
i 4
..,....
.-5.., .:
;..., z ..
...7,
I 4 k.

310 0- 3 15 0

.... 310 0-7 10 0

Id. 4ff cwt.

East India..
HEMP, clr ton.
Riga Rhine. lO
Petorsburgh. clean 29 0
HIDES, 4r lb.
West India, dry, 0 0
Buenos Ayres, dry 0 0
Salted 0 0
Brarzil, dry salted. 0 0
North America, salted
East India
Horse, 49' hide
IVORY, V' not.
Ist, 2nd and 3rd.
4th and 5th....
Seriyelloes
INDIGO, 413'
Bengal Purple and Violet 0 5
Blue andFineViolet 0 5
Ordin. & Mid 0 4
Violet t. Copper.... 0 3
Copper 0 4
0 3

0 0 0-0 0 0
2 0 0-2 5 0

00
00
0 6

Caraecas, Floras duty pd 0 5
Sobres 0 3
Cortes 0 2
Guatimala. 0 2
MADDER V cwt,
Crops
Ombros
_Gamenes.
Mulls
MAD. ROOTS, cwt,
Turkey
French
MUNJEET, cud.
• East India, in band 1 13
MOLASSES, 4r cwt.
West India, B. P.
OILS, If, 252 gals.
Cod
Seal, pale
Whale, (without casks. ) o' 0
Linseed, 41' gallon, o. nt O, 2
Rape, pale 0 2
Olive, 4r 252 gds..
Sicily, &a.....
Palm, 413' ton.
PEPPER, V
Black, in bond 0 0
White 0 0
PIMENTO, df, lb in bond.. 0 0
QUER. BARK, cwt.
Newyork'
0. 7
Philadelphia.
RICE, cwt, in bond.

5. 0
49. 0
33 0

t. tr quarter.

B. P. 11*. Ott
Drawback 10r.

Id. clr ewe.
B. P. free.

4 cwt.
Dry.. 4-8.
IPt't ..2.4.
B. Planketymt
Dry.. 2-4.

20, r mi.

4f• ris
Foreign
4d.
British •Plana

ILz 12s. 04

£1 Od.

4? cut 1-6
• Brit. Plant. . , 14

Foreign
2e. 16s
Brit. Pl.
per load.

47 12 tras

3..' lb

-2s. 9d. T S