The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1842-10-18 00:00:00

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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14. '
ARRIVED —Jane Walker, Gillies, from St. John, N.l3.=and Com.
merce. Prowse, from Gijon. '
SALLED.— Kin gston. Munro,' for Africa—Texian, Alleyne, for
Lima—Horshtirgh, Askew, for Valparaiso—James Dunn, Furze. for
Lisbon—Chronometer, Furze, for Leghorn—and Tods, Johnson,
for Frederickstadt.

Acadia, (steamer) Eyrie, from Boston, at this port ; sailed Ist
October, and from Hal Lax 3rd October, at 5 p.m.
Great Western, (steamer) from New York, at Bristol; sailed 29th
September. Same day, saw the Ocean, running into port. On
:3rd October, in lat. 45, long. 56, saw the Java. On 11th Oct. in
lat. 52, long. 12, saw a New York packet, supposed fo be tne Co-
lumbus. A severe hurricane was experienced 4th and sth Sept. in
-the Gulf of Florida. A British ship, seven months old, loading
at Matanzas, was driven on shore there 4th Sept. and totally
wrecked; part of the cargo saved in a damaged state. The
Christian, from Jamaica for Greenock, was spoken 12th Sept. off
Savannah, dismasted, and would put into Charleston
II via., Oct. 19.—The Brothers, Shimmells, from Liverpool for
St. Petersburg, was seen Ist Sept. off Dageroot, and has not since
been heard of. A vessel, supposed to be the above, is reported at
Cronstadt to have sunk, after being in collision with a Russian
frigate.

SATURDAY, OCTOBEIL 15.—Wind N.W. light.
AERIVED.—PiIot, Peterson, from Chili, sailed 23rd June—Alpha,
from Valparaiso, sailed 24th June—John Taylor, from Africa—
Matthew Pearce, and Amelia. Alexander, from Puerto Cabello—
Ellen Brooks, Hamilton, from New Orleans—•Zanono, Frazer, from
Dalhousie—Lord Maidstone, Taylor; Sovereign, Galilee, and
Amoy, Newton, from Quebec—Totness, Boer, from Lisbon—Ma-
nilla, Cuculla, from Bilboa—Davies, Zeplein, from Brest—Wis.
beach, Ruffian], from St. Petcrsburg—and Brenda, Tyrrell, from
Antwerp.
SAlLlill —Alexander Grant, Thompson, for Bombay—Siddons,
Cobb, for New York—Sir C. Campbell, Pentecost, for New Orleans
—Alabama, Wood, for Boston—Roger Sherman, Nicholls, for
Charleston—Vitula, Fielding, for Buenos .Ayres—Magdalena,
Harde, for Angostura—Economy, M'Kevitt, for Lisbon—and Don,
Vautier, for Genoa, &c.

Columbia, (steamer) Miller, hence at Halifax 2nd October .
Mariner, Freeman., hence at Barbadoes, and sailed 24th August,
for
Dolphin, Forster, hence at.Darbadoes, and sailed 25th August for

British King; Canada, Benson ; Elizabeth, Price; Auckland,
Atkins, and Sarah, M' Lean, hence at Quebec
Columbia, Blaney. hence at Jamaica
Richmond, Heden, hence at Barbadoes
Gondola, Warnock, and Rapid, Stewart, hence at Port-au•Prince
Ellen German, Cumming, hence at Laguira
Champlain, Miller, h6nce at Philadelphia
Calcutta, M'Kinnell, hence at St. John, N.B.
Claiborne, Burgess, hence at New York
Eli Whitney, Harding, hence at Boston
Fortitude. Libbey, hence at Portsmouth
Birkenhead, Brown, hence at St. Andrew, N.B.
Sauter Johnny, Little, hence at Quebec
Joseph Foster, Wilson, and Medora, Smith, hence at Halifax
Agitator, hence at Miramichi
Traube, Lanrentz, hence at Swinnemende
Leeds, (steamer) hence at Cuxhaven
Irlam, Morphew, sailectfrom Barbadoes 29th August, and Rival,
Brown, from Nassau 6th September, both for Liverpool
Robert Pringle, from Port Rush for Liverpool, at Donaghadee,
with rudder unshipped, and making a little water, having been on
shore on New Island
Thistle, from Sunderland—Glenlyon, of London—Thetis and
Bryan Abbs, of Limerick—Eagle, of Annan—Dominica, of Cork—
• and Reaper, from —, all at Quebec

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 16.—Wind S.E. light.

ARRlVED.—Antilla:Burnett, from Valparaiso.
SAll.En.—Celt, Crockett, for Africa—Pantaloon, Candler, for the
Cape of Good Hope—Fanny, Lownies, for Charlcston—lnde-
pendence, M'Cappin, and George Vezie, Conellard, for New Or.
leans—Alecto. Ayshford, for Jamaica—Fenella, Bunting, for Ma-
laga—Eleanor, Cullen, for St. Michael—Whim. Kerridge, for Oran
—Warrior, Bess, for Riga—A. Alberdina, Nagel, for Rotterdam—
Auguste, Nierinck, and Eugene, Groendahl, for Ostend—Harmony,
Brown, and Mary, Gress, for Antwerp—Le Comete, Meyenlene,
for Havre—and Bien, Sorenson, far Corsoer.

Palmerston, hence for Montreal, was spoken 27th Sept. in lat. SO,
long. 12
Sarah, hence for —, was spoken 10th Sept. in lat. 46, long.
52.
Diamant, Jansen, hence at Danzic
Castries, Elliot, hence at St. Lucia
Adelina, Sprague, hence at Havre
Vera, Gray, hence at Riga
Theodore, Behrend, hence off Pillau
Maria, Kroll, hense at Copenhagen
Leeds, (steamer) Mawle, and Otto Ferdinand, hence at Hamburg
Dart, King, and Jemima, Andrews, sailed from Marseilles for
Liverpool Bth October
Cairo, from New Orleans, at Havre, and sailed 11th October for
Liverpool
Wm. Gales, Gray, from Odessa, at Cove
Penzance, Oct. I3.—The Brigand, (iron steamer) Hunt, from
Liverpool for London and St. Petersburg, struck on the Bishops,
yesterday morning, and in the course of an hour went down in
35 fathoms water ; crew saved in the boats

LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, OCT. 14.
The arrivals are tolerably good of English Grain and Flour. We
have also a good supply of Irish Oats. The Wheat trade is in a
very inanimate state, at Monday's terms. Barley is very dull, and
•to effect sales lower prices must be submitted to. Oats are as dull
:as possible for anything inferior, tine quality steady, and all other
.articles unaltered.