The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1842-11-15 00:00:00

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PRIDAY, NOVEMBER I I —Wind S.E. light.
AnatvEn.—Ward Chipman, Bolton, and Clyde, Matches, from
Bombay—Hermes, Oliphant, from Monte Video—Kelsick Wood,
from Berbice—Eliza Killick, Davies, from St. Domingo—
St otland, Robinson, from New York—Oporto, Barnes, and Nau-
tilus, Hawkins, from Oporto—Clio. Rendle, from Malaga Frances,
Sharp, from Calcutta--John Kerr, Tate, from Quebec—John
Pearce, Luly, from Messina—Active, Gutlie, from Marseilles—
Cygne, from Cette—and Atalanta, from
SAlLED.—Fergus, Ferguson, for Hayti—Harmonie, Runge, for
Stettin— Archer, Logan,• for Santa Martha—and Margaret, John-
ston, for Gulf of Mexico.

Columbus, Green, from Pernambuco, at this port; sailed 6th
October. The Eliza Johnston ;:ailed 11th Sept. for Liverpool, and
the Amicus 27th September for Guernsey. The Thos. Battersby
was to sail 2tth October for Liverpool. The Amelia Hill would
proceed to Maceio, to load for Liverpool. The Newborn, from
Mauritius, put into Rio Grande de Norte, with damage, and on
corning out, after being rcpaired, struck on a rock and sunk ; crew
saved. On 4th Nov. in lat. 46, long. 18, spoke the Catherine.
M*Donald, from Cameroons for Liverpool.
England, Waite, from New York, at this port; sailed I 9th Oct
On 29th October, experienced a severe hurricane from S E. and
heavy easterly weather since; lost sails, &c. North of Cape Clear,
spoke the Vandalia, from New Orleans for Liverpool, and saw a
large fleet of vessels beating to the eastward
Brothers, for Liverpool, has put back to Calcutta, and it is ex-
pected will be condemned

Acadia, (steamer) hence for Halifax, was spoken sth Nov. at nine
a m. off the Saltees

Venus, M'Donald, hence at Lima

Thomas Mellor, and Severn, hence at Pernambuco
Ann, Green, and Ellen, White, hence at Rio Janeiro
Kara, Skirling, hence at Genoa

Harmony, Brown, hence at Antwerp
Chilian, sailed from Lima 11th July, and Mary Jane was to sail
27th July, both for England

John Souchay, Williams, from Alexandria, at Cove
Duchess of Kent, Stevens, from Larache, ditto
Wrestler, Howley, from Casa Branca, ditto
Black Dog, from Tarragona, at Rio Janeiro
Cesarae, from Valparaiso and Monte Video, at Swansea
Tigris, was spoken in lat. 8 S, long. 21 W
Amelia, Miler°, from Palermo, at Crookhaven. On 18th Oct. off
Cadiz, spoke the Edward Sawle, from Liverpool for Smyrna. On
25th October, in lat. 44, 1004, 13, spoke the Wilton Wood, from
Liverpool for Buenos Ayres

Stockton, Sim, from St. Jago de Cuba, at Crookhaven
Parton, Richardson, from Smyrna, ditto
Countess of Westmoreland, Clarke, from Alexandria, at Fal
mouth

Isabella, Gibbons, from Licata, at Falmouth

Artemis, Goulding, from Moulmein, ditto; sailed 31st May ; lost
head, cutwater, &c. having been struck by a sea 30th Octobr, in
lat. 36, long. 25. On lsth September, off the Cape de Verds, spoke
the Thomas Hughes, from Liverpool for Sydney. •On 21st Sept. in
lat. 11 N, long. 25 W, spoke the Blair, from Ceylon for Liverpool

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12.—Wind N.W. fresh.

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AngryEn.—Europa, Volum, from Valparaiso; sailed from Rio
Janeiro 4th September—Catherine M'Donald, Austin, from Africa;
left Fernando Po 17th August—Liverpool, Stancliffe ; Hanover,
Brown, and Charles Hamerton, Smith, from St. Domingo—Bir-
mingham, from Charleston—Vandalia, Western, from New Orleans
—I ady Worsley, Newell, from Maranham sailed Ist October—
Eliza Johnstone, Petrie, from Pernambuco—Gipsey, Cresswell,
from Rio Janeiro; sailed 2nd Sept.—Wm. Russell, , from
Paraiba—Chieftain, Clarke, from Calcutta—Mary Campbell, from
Bombay—Blair, Oldham, from Ceylon—Express, Campbell, from
Calcutta—John, Heselton, from Quebec—Oriental, Scott, from
Alexandria—Emma, Irvine, from Trieste—Europe, Barrett, from
Malaga—Caroline, (sailed 19th Aug.) and John Campbell, from
Bonny—Native, Dunlop, from Havana—Fanny, from Maceio—
Rolla, Cunningham, from Nassau—Martha, Rodgers, from Alex
andria—Prince of Wales. and Ariadne, from Smyrna—M'Leod, and
Irt, Fletcher, from Trieste—Cuba, Smith, from Genoa—Nautilus,
Hawkins, from Oporto—Lord Palmerston, and Sunflower, For-
rester, from Hamburg—Parana, Watkins, from Antwerp—Mar-
garet Jane, Roach ; Sealby, M'Minn, and Neptune, from New-
toundland—lndustrie, Schelling ; Philomene, Christens, and Vigi-
lant, —, from Ostend.

SAlLED.—Belgrave, Donaldson, for Berbice—Fernandes, Con-
tette, for Lisbon—Emma, King, for Bremen—and Juffvrow
Styntje, Bell, for Bremen.

Swallow, Fraser, from Valparaiso, at this port; sailed 4th Aug.,
in company with the Belfast, Finlay, for Liverpool. The Derwent
sailed for Liverpool, 3d August; the Callao on the 3d, and Riinac
on the 4th August, both for the Coast to load; the Medium was to
sail 6th August, for London ; Curacoa (24) was to sail 6th
August for Rio and England. with upwards of 2,000,000 dollars on
freight; S. Dublin (50) was to sail 6th August, for Callao;
H.M.S. Basilisk (6) on the sth August, for Intermedios, and H.M.S.
Carysfort (26) arrived on the 2d August, and was to sail 6th Aug.,
for Callao. The following British vessels were also at Valparaiso—
Agnes, Robert Whiteway, Clown, Rosalind, New York Packet, Eli-
zabeth, Cecilia, Heroine, Champion, Countess of Durham, Malvina,
Margaret, Baltazara, and Hamilla Mitchell. The Cecilia put into
Valdivia, and had arrived at Valparaiso to be surveyed, after land-
ing her cargo at Valdivia. The Comet, which had also put into
Valdivia, was repairing there, to proceed with her cargo. The
Delhi would finish coppering about 6th August; commence loading
Bth or 9th, and sail in all the month, for Liverpool. On 7th Nov.,
in lat. 49, long. 18, spoke the Magnet, from Valparaiso, for Ham-
burg, out 78 days ; which reported that several vessels sailed in
company with her for England.

Schyryd, Nowlan, from Smyrna, for Liverpool, at Scilly.
Cordelia, -, from Liverpool, for China, was spoken 25th Oct.,
in lat. 49 N, long. 10 W ; had previously boarded the brig Sisters, of
Whitehaven, a complete wreck, and took off the crew, which were
afterwards put on board the brig William, bound for London.
Majestic, -, from Liverpool, for Africa, was spoken 10th Aug.,
in lat. 4 N, long. 6 E.
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Martha,--, sailed from Valparaiso, for St. Antonie, 15th July,
to load for New Zealand.

Glenarm, -, from Liverpool, for South Australia, was spoken
4th Sept. in lat. 10, long. 22.

Ann Paley, -, from Liverpool, for Oporto, was spoken 26th
October, in.lat. 42, long. g.

Vesper, Hicks, from Liverpool, for Lisbon, at Scilly; master ill,
and left on shore ; sailed again sth Nov. Duff, master.
Independence, Nye—Liberty, Morton—and Nicholas Biddle,
Freeman, from Liverpool, at New York.
Susquehana, —, hence, at Philadelphia.
Robert Watt, —, hence, at Baltimore.
Glentanner, —' hence, at Bonny,
Jane, M'Donald, hence, at New Calabar.
Cumberland, —, hence, at Maranham.
Susan Drew, —, hence. at New Orleans.
James H. Shepherd, hence, at do.
Garrow, —, hence, at Charleston.
Lanercost, Adamson, hence, at Valparaiso, in 87 days.
T. Naylor, Casey, from Havana, for Rotterdam, at Portsmouth.
Chase, liaison, from Smyrna, for Plymouth, at Scilly, with loss
of sails, &e.

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 13.—Wind S.E. moderate.
ARRIVED.—Howard, ---, from Savannah—Marchioness of
Bute, —. from Bombay—Hero, Grant, from Bonny—and Dart,
from Marseilles.
SAILED.—Selina, Bell, for Bnenos Ayres—Andes, Brocklebank,
for Bahia—Columbus, Cole. for New York—Bonanza, Selkirk, for
Newfoundland—Totness, Beer, for Corunna—Thompson, Gardner,
for Hamburg—and Huma, &pardon, for Gibraltar, &c.

Duke of Gordon, Smith, sailed from Demerara for Liverpool 17th
September

Charles, Rickmers, from Ostend for Liverpool, at Ramsgate,
slipped from anchor and chain
Hindley, henee for Mauritius, was spoken 17th June, in lat. 30 N,
long. 19 W

Isabella, Thorpe, and Mary, Hawkins, hence at Demerara.
Laiemans, hence at the Straits of Banca
Fairfield, hence for Calcutta, was spoken 25th July
Ann Rankin, M'Arthur, from Moulmein, at St. Helena, and
sailed 28th September for Falmouth
Queen Mab, Ainley, from China, at St. Helena
John Cock, Cross, from Ilho de Sal, at Valparaiso
Margaret, Tomkins, and Laurance. Ellwood, from Macao, at
COWES, 11th Nov.—The Thomas Naylor, Casey, hence, for Rot-
terdam, has put back from sea, leaky.
CAPE OF GOOD HopE, loth September.—lt blew a heavy gale at
N. W. 28th August, and on the sth September it blew very fresh
from the N. W. with a heavy swell rolling into the bay, which in-
creased on the morning of the gth, during which the following ves-
sels were driven on shore, and not expected to be got off, viz., the
J ohn Bagshaw, Bedlington, from Calcutta, for London ; the Henry
Hoyle, Griffiths, from Algoa Bay (with the crew and passengers
saved from the Sabina, from !Vanilla. for Cadiz, wrecked on Cape
RFC if) ; crew saved. The Hamilton, Ross, from Pernambuco, also
got on shore.

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 15.—Wind S E.
ARRIVED.—Windsor, Dayton, from Ceara—Ulster, Drenaing,
from Maracaibo—Hopewell, Carter, from Rio.de.la- Hache—War-
ren Hastings, Carrigle, and Brilliant, Frodsham, from Quebec—
Tommy, Redmin, from Trieste—Sarah, Russell, from Taragona—
Concord, Black, from Cadiz—Rising Sun, Pollard, from Oporto—
Sir H. Huntley, Earle, for Prince Edward Island—Mary, Owen,
from Havre—Star of the Sea, Thomas, and Glenlyon, Jonas, from
Cork—Henrietta, Furlong, and Tiger, Rossiter, from Wexford—
Victoria, Davies; Sincerity, Jenkins, and Jane & Ellen, Griffiths,
from Newport.

SAiLitn.—Frances, Westcott, for Savannah—Acadia, M'Kenzie,
for Mobile—Trinidad Packet, Lamb, for Demerara—Hebe, Thomp-
son, for Gibraltar—and Thos. P. Cope, Miercken, for Philadelphia.

Mary & Ann, Bruce, henee at Monte Video
Millman, Blayed, from Cadit, ditto
Cigar, Harvey, from Cape de Verds, ditto
Larne, Davies, from Callao, ditto
Ann Paley, Chapman, hence at Oporto
Mountaineer, from Quebec, at Beaumaris
Velore, Bell, from London, at the Cape of Good Hope
Tigris, M•Gill, from Calcutta, at St. Helena
Merlin, Thompson, from Quebec for this port, in the Gulf of St.
Lawrence isth October
British Queen, Galston, from Alexandria for this port, at Gib-
raltar
Eglantine, Howe, sailed from Lisbon 3rd November, and Tyro,
Mitchell, sth, both for this port
Senator, Adamson, from London to Mauritius, was spoken 19th
September, in lat. 11 S, long. 25 W
Swift, hence to Ceylon, was spoken 2nd Oct. in lat. 10 N, long.
23 W
Thomas Sparks, frnm London to New Zealand, was spoken Bth
Sept. in lat. 25 N, long. 20 W
Aylesford, hence to Monte Video, was spoken 7th instant, in lat.
50, long. 10
Ann, Lumsden, hence at Rio Janeiro
Brunette, Thompson, hence at Quebec
Broad Oak, sailed from Bahia 26th September, and Royal Archer,
29th Sept. both for Liverpool
CAntz, Nov. 4.-It blew a violent hurricane 25th ult. from E.N.E.
and afterwards from South. The Eight, Milliken, from Alexandria
to Liverpool, foundered about 70 miles to the west of Tariffa.
Crew saved.
MONTE VIDEO, Aug. 31.—The Seagull, Grayson, from Liver.
pool to this port, was wrecked off Maldonado Point, 26th instant;
it is reported part of the cargo will be saved.

Aqarktto.

LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET, NOVEMBER 14.
We have had a much smaller supply of Beasts and Sheep at this
day's market, which was attended by a great number of country
buyers, causing an advance of 4d rlb on our previous quotations.
Prime Beef Sid to 6d ; middling aid to sct ; prime Werhers 6id ;
Ewes and middling Sheep aid to 6d, sinking the offal. Beasts
1362 ; Sheep 4420.

LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, Nov. 11.
Sugar.—The demand has been moderate, and the sales of B. P.
are 600 hhds., at steady prices. 1000 bags Mauritius and i 100 bags
Bengal were also sold at the quotations. Foreign.—ln conse-
quedce of the advance in the London market, higher prices are
demanded here, but no transactions are reported. No sales in
Molasses. Coffee.—The sales r f Plantation comprise 150 casks
Jamaica ; ordinary qualities sold heavily, and Is to Os lower ; no

change in other Cleicriptions. 120 bads.Javal;;onghtso;:gj hags
La Guayra 38s to 57s for common ordinary to fair middling quality,
and 270 bags were also sold, the price not reported. 400 bags
Pimento brought 21d to 22d, and 100 bags black Pepper 3d per lb.
No transactions in Cocoa or Ginger. Nothing done in Rice. The

sales of Rum amount to 170 puns., comprisine7 con-rnon—Lev‘'ards,
7 to 10 per cent. 0. P., at 2s 2d to 28 3d, and Demerara, 20 to 44 per
cent. 0. P.. at 2s 7d to 3s 6d per gallon.
Tea.—The intelligence received by the overland mail has had
very little effect on the market, which continues depressed, but
rather more business has been done than before its arrival, chiefly
in the commoner descriptions.—Nothing to report in Indigo,
which is firmly held.—Shell Lac, at auction, brought a further
advance; 160 chests sold at 41s for blocky liver, 4Ts 6d to 508 6d
for liver and good red liver, free, and 80s for fine orange.