The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-04-09 00:00:00

SPAIN AND PORTUGAL.

Ann Paley, Rolstone, fin Lisbon, with 4 hds wine, 11 Hyslop-3 lids
Iqr csk do, order-4 do, Lewin and Lassell-1 do, J and .1 ltaiiton-
-14 hds 24 qr esks do, C itumberston and'co-3 pipes do, Badcnach and
co-77 csks 1 bx emits uukn, 42 chsts 108 hf chsts oranges, order-16
do, 32 do, J Da Gama-183 do, 290 do, J Bibby and co-103 do, 72
du, .1 Collier and co-10 do, 3u do fruit, J Adam-1 pekge coats nnkn,
I! Martin—l do, .1 Mure-2 bxs oranges, a quaritity unions, Master
—C4 Dk

Nadir, Gibbs, fin St Michael's, with 315 bxs oranges, J Adam-78
do, J Glynn and Son—G Dk
Victoria, Evans, fm Lisbon, with 179 chats 242 hf chsts oranges, P
Rigby-87 do, 17 do, Ihf chst lemons, E Rae—S Dk
Champion, Stephens, fin Seville, with 186 pipes 23 hf pipes 4 brls
olive oil, Collmann, Lambert and co-62 chsts 100 hf •chsts oranges,
D and T Willis—K Dk

Union, Salisbury, fin Oporto, with 10 pipes wine, J Knowles-30
do, order-212 bags cotton, M'Nair and Dutton-1 bx cents unkn,
order—G Dk

Adventure, Cuthbertson, fm Lisbon, with 15 chsts 32 hf chsts
oranges, J Collier and co 7-204 do, 141 do, order—G llk
Pretty Lass, Turner, fm Seville, with 171 csks olive oil, 40 csks
100 kegs olives, 60 hf chsts oranges, It Zwilchenbart, and co-20U
flasks quicksilver, order—P Dk
Charlotte Kerr, Campbell, fin Lisbon, with 161 chsts 161 hf chsts
oranges, 1 hf chat lemons, W D 111`Andrew-66 chats (58 ki chats
oranges, M'Andrew and co-62 do, 41) do, CoUnman and cO—K Di

MEDITERRANEAN.
Fisherman, Gibaut, fin Messina, with loose about GO t barn's, J
M•Laurin—lo pipes wine,' Ross Brothers-1 pckge silk worm gut, T
Martin-56 bxs oranges, l Pownall-40 bxs do, 7o bxs lemons, Ronin
and King-45 csks argol, 24 pipes lemon juice,. 1 pipe 1 hi pipe 1 lid
2 qr csks wine, 6 bxs oranges, 500 bxs 100. es lemons, order—i' Dk
Mary Ann, Herbert, fin Leghorn and Palermo, with (fin Leghorn)
abt 35 t pozzolano, J Bibby and co—(fin Palermo) 1022 bxs oranges,
110 bxs lemons, abt 82 t brimstone, 452 bags shumac, 20 t pounce
stone, 3Ms 1 csk wine, J Bibby and co-1 hd wine, T and A Browne
—4 lids 4 pipes wine, Woodward and Son-3 bales wool, Ross Bro-
thers-40 bags nuts, order—K Dk
Sarah, Hayman, fm Tarragona and Gibraltar, .(fm Gibraltar) G bales
B goods retd, Rawson and Saltinarsh—(fin Tarragona) 65 pipes wine,
Graham and Taylor-1 qr csk do, It Hutton and co-610 bags nuts, 20
hf pipes wine, order—K Dk
Nymph, Fishley, fm Leghorn, with 57 csks boracic acid, 128 cases
argol, Jones, Mann and co-78 hi chats 10 jars olive oil, 20 doable 4
single brls anchovies, B Boulton-1 bl es cut stone, Dixon, Antler-
ton and co-6 cs fine arts, R Angus-1 cs alabaster work,. J and II
Crump and C.o-4 bales waste silk, J Hadwen and Sons-9 pekgs tine
arts, Yates and Cox-1 pckge hooks, J Harrier-1 bale tinuer, 1'
Hamond-1 bx samples sugar, Turner, Brade and co-28 bales mad-
der roots, Neller and co-1 bx books, 111elley and co-2 small marble
slabs, White and Phillips-8 blocks marble, 2 bxs books, 7 pekgs
argol, 26 bales paper, 1 bx glass, Lease retd goods, 9 pns olive oil,
t brimstone, 1 bx printed •canvass, -4 es merchdise, 61 csks boracic
acid, 3,bxs,passte, 174.11,,‘ blllowcaudle.s,4ll bales hemp, 3 csks tal-
low; 3 small kegs anchovies, order—i Dk
Margaret Ilighfield, Thom, I'm Messina, with 10 bales madder roots,
4 bales raw silk; 3 bales waste silk, 5 pns 5 hds 1 case coots unkn, 1
bx saffron, 232 bxs macaroni, 400 bxslemons, 100 bxs 100 es oranges,
1 csk.almonds, 50 hds wine, 4 csks cream tartar, order—abt 113 t
brimstone, 5 csks and loose abt 9 t pumice stone, 30 lids r wine, 480
bxs lemons, 717 bxs oranges, J Bibby and co-6 bxs oranges, Ibx
lemons, W Harnnett-2 do, 1 do, said Master—K Dk
Columbus, Orange, fm Trieste, with 4 bags roots, J Pryce and co
4 bales silk waste, abt 40 t brimstone, 20 butts 20 crtls currants, 10
bales oakum, 10 bags shells, 10 csks cream tartar, 1300 bags I bx shu-
mac, 221 bags shumac leaves, 402 bags valonia, order—P Dk
Rose. Dobbins, fin Gallipoli, with 65 csks Gallipoli oil, order—
G Dk

Robert Sargent,Olive, fm Leghorn, Trieste and Cephalonia, with
(fm Leghorn) 2 cases macaroni and vermicelli, E Rae-20 dble brls 5
single brls anchovies, E Boultbee—(fin Zaiate) 119 butts, 27 crtis cur-
rants, abt 12 t fustic, E Itae—(fui Cephalonia) 109 butts 37 crtls cur-
rants, E Rae—K ilk
EUROPE.

Mariote, Waterworth, fin Charente, with 6 hds brandy, J Castor
and co-29 do, It Morris-44 do, Bevan and Smith-6 do, E
son-12 do, 4 tics do, Bond and Proctor-5 do, C Metcalf and co—
&do, W Tinsley and co-40 hds 20 pcs It W Preston-208 do, 20 pipes
22 es, order-20 cs E Rae-9 csks argol, order—K Dk
Hiram, Smardon, fin Marseilles, with 67 csks madder, 123 bales
madder root, 1 csk olive oil, 1 bx opium, 1 bale alkanet roots, 4 bales
wool, order-23 bales madder roots, J Pryce and co-1 case contg crk
model, C Lawrence-46 bxs manna, E and Jll Garston and co-2 csks
wine, 1 case wine and fruit, Al Girard-75 cases wine, J Crump and
co-1 csk do, J Duff-352 bars 123 rods iron, Hardmen, Sons and co
—1 bx preserved fruits, G and W Simmons—Q Dk
Amitie, Roche, fm Charente, with 100 hds brandy, L E Siegnette
—ll4 hds 9 pns 1 cs do, order-36 lids 2 small hds, Bond and Procter
150 cs do, Ibx samples do, 1 bndl fruit trees, W A Smith—S Dk
Trinity, Walker, fin Marseilles, with 618 bars iron, I ilardman,
Sons and co-73 csks 74 bales madder, 1 brl olive oil, 71 csks cream
tartar, order—K Dk
Clarita, Allona, cm Villa Viciosa, with abt 1900 bshls small nuts,
118 bags walnuts, Zulucta, and co—C llk

Alatt tto,

COLONIAL PRODUCE.

Thursday, April 4, 1833.

The SUGAR market has been very heavy during the week,
and holders of brown and middling descriptions have been
obliged to submit to a further reduction of is. ,et cwt., but in
good and tine there is no alteration; the sales consist of 800
hhds. B. P., of which about one half were new Barbadoes.
100 bags fine white Burdwan brought 655., and on Thursday,
by auction, 450 bags very inferior Atauritius were sold at 38s.
9d. s 395. 6d for very low, up to 475. Gd. for good brown. 120
bags Siam at 17s. 6d. 225., and 20 bags Manilla at 235.
235. 6d. #' cwt. In other Foreign nothing has been done.-
Nothing has been done in MOLASSES 1,600 bags of middling
and fine Bengal RICE have been taken at 15s. and 16s. #' cwt.
In Carolina no sales.-COFFEE.-The sales of Plantation have
been inconsiderable_, consisting of about 50 casks of Jamaica, at
full rates, and 560 bags of Demerara, the latter chiefly at 725.
e 755. 3d. for fair to good triage, at 81s. 9d. e 87s. for middling
torgood middling; 67 bales of Mocha were sold to the trade at
the quotations. No transactions in Foreign Coffee.-In Cocoa,
GINGER, PEPPER or PIMENTO there are no sales worthy of
notice.-In RUM, only a few small parcels are reported, at
former prices.
DvEwooes.-The demand .for all kinds has again been very
limited, but unvaried in price; 40 tons of solid NICARAGUA
WooD, 20 tons of Lima ditto, 30 tons of Campeachy LodwOOD,
a few tons of Jamaica ditto, and some Castwoou, constitute
all that has been sold.-The demand for TURNPENTINE
has revived, and in consequence of higher limits having
accompanied the late arrivals, importers have been enabled
to obtain an advance of 3d. 4d. #' cwt„ and 730 brls. have
been sold at Ils. 6d. to arrive.-No sales in TAR, nor
any alteration in price.-There has been rather more demand
for Montreal Pot ASHES, and 250 to 300 brls. have changed
hands at 255. 4-p' cwt.; the sales of Montreal Pearl ASHES have
been exceedingly limited, scarcely amounting to 30 brls., at
265. 9d. frii 275. Cxl. States' Pearl Ashes without enquiry ; no
States' Pot Ashes at market.-FLAXSEED is only in inoderato
request, but holders being firm, they have obtained 80s. for
160 hhds., besides which, 150 hhds. sold from the quay rather
below that price.-Nothing done in CLOVERSEED or BEES'
WAx.-There is more enquiry for QUERCITRON BARK, and
about 40 hhds. Philadelphia sold at Bs. 3d. ' Bs.- 6d. tier cwt.-
Of lIInEs the sales are confined to a lot of 1,600 dry salted
Brazil Cow and Ox at 64d. #' lb. • some considerable parcels
of Buenos Ayres, both dry anti salted, are announced for sale
on the 12th instant,-No transactions in Neutria or Chinehilli'
SKINS; 9 -bales Vicuna sold at ss. J ss. 9d. each,-150-tots
Dutch OAK BARK brought £6 55.. £6 -12 s. 6e. ton.-Of
Hoes'? -HAIR there sere no sales.-Tolucco has been in
limited demand, and the sales scarcely exceed 100 hhds.;
consisting of 10 hhds. of Virginia leaf and 25 of stemmed to
the trade; 15 of Virginia leaf and 25 of Kentucky stemmed
for Ireland, and 30 of Kentucky stemmed -for export.-There
are no transactions whatever- to report in INDIGO.--Small sales
of SAFFLOWER have been made at £6 10s.; TURMEHIC at 16s.
6d. #' cwt. in bond, and LAC DYE (of RM mark) at Is. Id.
ty lb. in-bond.-The Banco. TIN lately put up to public sale
has been sold at 615.. 6d. ctp, cwt.; and 40 cases of common
East India. Mother of Pearl SHELLS at £26 If ton.-In SALT-
PETRE more business has been done, and at prices, which were
not previously obtainable; the sales nearlyreaeh 1,200 bags at
295. 6d. e 325. e; cwt.
MEDITERRANEAN PRODUCE.-There has again been
a limited demand for Mediterranean Pioduce.-BILIMSTONE
sells in small parcels, and supports previous prices.-Nothing
worthy of notice has been done in SUMAC, MADDER ROOTS or
MannEas. For GUM SENEGAL there is some enquiry; the
holders are firm at 70s. aip cwt.-The demand for OLIVE OIL
has rather improved, and upwards of 20 tuns have been sold at
the previous quotations.--No sales in VALONIA..-A small
business continues to be done in Fisti OILS at the quotations.
-LINSEED OIL is scarce and wanted.-In RAPE OIL little
doing.-Pstsi OIL is without alteration in price, with a limited
demand.-OIL of TURPENTINE is more enquired for, and the
Distillers are not inclined to sell at the price recently obtained.
-In FLAX and HEMP but little business has been done.-The
TALLOW market remains steady, but little doing.

EYE INSTITUTION,
.7Vo. 30, Basnett-street.
Attendance on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at Ten o'Clock.
Patients admitted since the opening of the Institution,
July, 1820, till Ist January, 1833,
Patients, admitted January, 1833,
Do. February, 121
Do. • March,

Total,
Medical Officers, Dr. Hannay, and Mr. Brackenbury.