The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-02-12 00:00:00

TELEGRAM OFFICE, 11th FEBRUARY, 1833.

Wind at Holy-head, S. W., blowing a gale.
Passed Point Lynas, inward bound, No. 196, John and Mary, 8.,
at 8 a.m.
Off the floating light, at 2 p.m., No. 368, Jane, B. Ship.
An American Ship, with C. N. on her foretop sail, off Holyhead,
inward bound, at 1 p.m.

STATE OF THE TRADE IN THE NEIGHBOURING TOWNS.—The
calico and silk printing at Rhodes, near Middleton, is exceed-
ingly brisk at present; the people have all full work, and within
the• last few weeks a great many fresh hands have been em-
ployed. Silk weaving in the neighbourhood of Middleton,
Failsworth, and several other towns, still continues to afford
abundance of employment, but no advance of wages has yet
taken place. A fancy weaver cannot earn more than 12s. per
week. A small advance has taken place this week. A power-
loom weaver can earn about seven shillings per week; a good
spinner will earn eighteen, or twenty shillings per week. The
woollen weaving in the neighbourhood is also brisker than it
has been for the last ten years. Wages are very low, 7s. 6d.
per week is as much as a good woollen weaver can earn.—
Manchester Courier.
Trade in Oldham is decidedly improving : all, or nearly all
the factories are running full time, and several new mills have
been erected. There is likely to be a considerable building in
the spring- The silk trade is looking up, and the hatting bu-
siness is brisker, but the hand-loom weavers, though few in
number, continue in a wretched state, many of them being un-
able to get above 4s. or 58. a-weeks

Emporto.

WEST INDIES AND MADEIRA.

Pantaloon, Smith, fm Demerara, with 64 hds 33 brls sugar,
melasses, 80 c and o hides, 24 pns 25 hds 31 brls rum, T and
ray—Q Dk
UNITED STATES.

Inez, Pike, fin New Orleans, with 183 bales cotton, A IA
Prichard-101 do, Rostron Brothers (Manchester) 185 do.
and Son-496 order—P Dk

Tacitus, Craddall, fin Charleston, with 1371 bags cottoi
G Dk

Harriet and Jessie, M`Kown, fm Charleston, with 824 ba
T Crowder-263 do, Buchanan, Laird and co-114 do, R an
—B6 do, Sands, Hodgson and co-101 do, W Stuart-1 do,
Jackson-256 do, Maury, Latham and co-52 do, A Gordor
55 do, order—G Dk

BRITISH AMERICA.

Minerva, Goss, fin Newfoundland, with 110 corks cod oil
thie and Son-83 csks seal oil, 5 csks oil dregs, 71 csks co
oil, 1 bx skins, 6 ts trout, 161 csks cod oil, 1 csk 1 bndle drib
3 fms firewood, R Alsop-58 csks cod oil, 2 csks cod blubb
bndls hides and skins, Graham and Taylor-29 csks cod of
cod blubber oil, 2 csks cod dregs, abt 15 c old junk, Job,
co-19 csks cod oil, 5 tcs 1 brl salmon, 5 brls caplin, 161 c
R Davies, jun—abt 80 c old junk, J Cropper-1 bndl cod I
dried salmon, W H Gardner-1 csk 1 bndl skins, W Tarbet•
cod oil, 9 ts 7 brls salmon, 20 brls herrings. 6 brls core fist
cod sounds, 496 pipe staves, 1 bx jewellery retd, order—B
SOUTH AMERICA.

Tuskina, Post, fm Mobile, with 520 bales cotton, Wz
Shiels and co-569 do, Roskell, Ogden and co-300 do, Sant
son and co—S do, A Taylor and co—P Dk
Tasso, Wood, fm Savannah, with 541 bales cotton, Boltc
and co-132 do, Maury, Latham and c 0—146 do, W and J ]
co —3l do, Isaac, Low and co-136 do, Rathbone, Brothers
23 do, order-2500 cane reeds. said Master—P Dk
Woodman, Na a, fm Puerto Cabello, with abt 170 t cop
Bibby and co-44 serons indigo, J Kearsley and Son—S Dk
James Lumsden, Eyton, fm Puerto Cabello, with abt 133
ore, J Bibby and c 0—129 bales cotton, 6 serons indigo, J
and Son—Q Dk

SPAIN AND PORTUGAL.
Marietta, Evans, fin Terceira, with 457 bxs oranges, ordc
Triune, Spears, fm Malaga, with 600 bxs 600 hf hxs 600 qr 1
Muscatel raisins, I 0 hrls 50 bxs almonds, 12 hf chats lemon
drew and Pitcher—lls bxs 118 hf bxs 1 small es raisins,
wine, J M`Laurin-127 hgs shumac, Baring Brothers and e
black lead dust, 200 qr bxs Muscatel raisins, 48 csks olivt
Middleton—K Dk

Recovery, Gordon, fm St Michael's with MO. bxs oranges,
tester-8 do, I Glynn and Son-1 do, E Rae—K Dk

MEDITERRANEAN.

Amelia, Fry, fm Smyona, with 16 bls madder Toots, J M`
alit 73 t valonia, Rathbone, Brothers and co-19 sks yellow
39 brls madder roots, W Nevett-17 do, E J H Garston and
do, abt 25 t emery stones, order—K Dk
Lynx, Hyem, fm Malta, with 734 es 15 bxs oranges, 36 es
alit 12 t terra d'omhra, 1 cse dried plants, G Yates-2 cs owing.
W Earle and co-3 do, W Nicol-1 bl wool, Bernard and co-',
stone vases, Ibx oranges, Ibx carpets, II F Breed-1 pipe 1 11°,,
2 bxs oranges, Orr, Robinson and co-2 bxs conts unkn,.l qr cs°
order—C Dk

New Jane, Williams, fm Smyrna, with 100 brig madder root`
Prescott-126 bris red raisins, SPAndrew and niches —3 his
F Casteld—abt 15 t emery stones, It Cooke-36 sks yellow herr'.
his madder roots, order—S Dk.

AFRICA. •
Bridget, Corran, fin Africa, with 700 esks palm oil, abt
wood, abt 5 fins dunnage wood, C Hors&11, and T Tobin—P

VESSELS ENTERED FOR LOADING.

EAST INDIES.
381 James Perkins, P, Batavia

T Ripley,

UNITED STATES.
11 Hutton & Son, 116 Huskisson, 8, New York
Bolton, Ogden & co, 394 Robert Pulsford, P, New Orleans
Bolton, Ogden & co, 600 Ajax, P, New York
Cropper, Benson & co, 281 Havre, Q, City Point, Vit
Chapman & Willis, 340 Loudon, B, Baltimore
J Fletcher, 363 Mary, K, New Orleans
RoAwn, Ogden and co, 540 Hibernia, P, New York
W& J Brown & co, United States, P, Philadelphia

BRITISH AMERICA.
Graham & Taylor 315 John Akins, 88, Halifax, N S
Robin & King, 163 Ditto; P, • Bay Chaleur '
J Holt & co, 295 Zebulon, Q, Nova Scotia
J Holt & co, 266 British Tar, B, Newfoundland
Job, Bulley & co, 95 Albion, 5, Newfoundland

SOUTH AMERICA.
W & J Tyrer, 237 Abeona, P,
Ashley Brothers, 377 Bashaw, G,
J N Wood or G Highfield, 131 Lowther, G,

Buenos Ayres
Havannah

BuenosXyr es