The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1842-11-25 00:00:00

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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 22.—Wind N.N.W. fresh.
ARRIVED.—Chaos, Wish, from New Orleans—Shenandoah
West, from Philadelphia—and Concord, Cox, from Lisbon.

Pandora, Lionen, hence at the Cape of Good Hope
Peggy, Smith, and Wrn. Wright, Corbet, hence at Jamaica
Gazelle, Hurst, hence at Barbadoes
Ann Baldwin, hence at Arica
Robert Finnie, hence at Lima
Elizabeth Radcliffe, hence at Valparaiso
Swea, Lofgren, hence at Antwerp
Caroline, Mogler, from Monte Video, at Cove
Gem, from Gibraltar, at ditto
Susan, Gilham, from ditto, at ditto. On the 23rd Oct. in lat. 19,
long. 20, spoke the Urgent, hence for Jamaica

The 29th May, from Valparaiso at London ; sailed 17th Aug.
The Undaunted was to sail the Igth; Malvina the 20th; Daniel
Grant the 21st, and Delhi the 23rd August—all for this port
Charlotte Ann, Hutchins, hence at Scilly, and sailed 17th Nov.
for Lisbon

Uruguay, from Buenos Ayres, at Deal
Anna Catharina, Schap, from Groningen for this port, off Mar•
gate

Enterprise, Ritchie, sailed from Leghorn for this port srd Nov.
Eclipse, M`Kinsey, from Runcorn, at Westport, after being on
shore

Mary Ann, from Antigua for this port, was spoken Bth Nov. in
lat. 52. long. 33

CAPE of Goon HOPE, Sept. 17.—The John Bagshaw, Redding-
ton, from Calcutta to London ; Fairfield, Holmes, from Boston ;
Reform, Miller, from Algoa Bay to Breede River; and the Ghika,
Sedarick, from London to Algoa Bay, which were driven on shore
during the gale of the gth instant, have been condemned.
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. B.—The River Navigation was interrupted
by ice on the morning of the 4th instant, when the bridges were
removed; there had been previously a severe gale from the east.
ward, with snow, and the ice made its appearance so suddenly
that several lighters with goods for vessels at Cronstadt have been
prevented proceeding, and some are fast between this and Cron-
stadt ; one or two are reported to be aground or lost. The ice is
again in motion, but it is doubtfui whether the loaded lighters will
be able to make their passage to Cronstadt.
RIGA, Nov. 7.—lt has frozen severely for the last two days, and
all the vessels lying here (about I so) are frozen in.
Ilsmosiltrao, Nov. 17.—The canal between Landwehr and Hot-
lenau is closed by ice.
KIEL, Nov. 17.—The port is covered wit. . •
COWES, Nov, 3.—The Thomas Naylor, l'ethey, bound to Rotter-
dam, which came in here 14th instant, leaky, went out of harbour
this morning, and will proceed when the wind is fair.

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER. 23.—Wind S.S.E. light.
ARRIVED.—Oxford, Rathbone, from New York; sailed lst Nov.
—Belfast, from Arica—Lancaster. from Laguna—Gipsey
Queen, from Malaga—Curlew, Rea, from Bruges—and Thomas
Tattersall, Maguire, from Hamburg.
SA Tr —Mary. Srntt. ft-kr Afrio,—rnaltor, Llidloy, for Ceylon
and Madras—Alexander, Primrose, and Fama, Gratiratii, for Trieste
—Mischief, Downes, for Lisbon—Vandalla, Weston, and John
Deuniston, Young, for Mobile—Thetis. Vaughan; for Charleston—
and Mary Russell, Turnbull, for Vera Cruz.

Wm. Sharpies, Jones, from Bombay, at China
Elvira, Walker, from Calcutta, at ditto
Harriet Scott, sailed from China for Bombay sth Sept. and Wm,
Pirrie, for London gth
Windsor Castle, sailed from Bombay for this port 15th Oct.
Sandbar•h, Bellis, hence at Demerara
Puella, Thomas, hence at Trieste
Fanny, Linnies. hence at Charleston
Charlotte, Wolff, hence at Pillau
John Francis, Kent, from Quebec, at Cove
British Queen, Jackson, from Alexandria, at ditto
Salem,- from Messina, at ditto
Villa Nova, Williams, from Oporto, at ditto
Mary Hartley. Webb, from Berbice off Portsmouth

Star, Cletner;ison, from Rio Janeiro, at Pernambuco, and sailed
13th Oct. for Maceio
Admiral Nelson, Langlois, from Monte Video, at Cove. On the
i7th Nov. in lat. 48 10, long. 11 15 W, spoke the Branken Moor,
from Cork for Sydney. On the 19th, spoke the brig Kingston,
from Jamaica _ .

Ellen, hence for Valparaiso, was spoken 15th Oct. in let. 15 27
N, long. 2 1 W, out 45 days
Ann, of this port, from Monte Video for London, was spoken sth
Nov. in let. 35 29 N, long. 30 29 W, out 56 days
Highlander, hence for Arica, was spoken loth August, in lat. 33
S, long
.7.6 W.

The-following intelligence in anticipation of the arrival of the
overland despatches from India, &e. has been received :—Ships
expected to sail from Bombay for this port, Caledonia, Providence,
Broom, and Victory; and Gilbert Henderson, for Calcutta, about
15th Oct.

Freight, 42 to London ; 9 to 9 Rs. from Candy to China.
LERWICK, Nov. 14.—The Constance, Ehlers, from Liverpool for
Ahrensberg, was run on shore at the western part of the Shet.
ands 11th instant, and has become a total wreck.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24.—Wind S.S.E.
ARRlVED.—Belfast, Finlay, from Valparaiso; sailed 4th August,
and Dement, Steele, ditto, 3rd August—Harkaway, Nicholson,
from Virginia—Admiral Rosknock, Tobison, from St. Petersburg
—lris, Fisher, from Madras—Curlew, Lea, from Brugus— Royal
William, Frances, from Quebec—and Sweeden, Harman, from
New Orleans.

SAILED.—Sea, M'Queen, for Messina and Palermo.

General Washington, hence at Baltimore
Priam, Moullay, from Monte Video, at Cove
Superior, Abbott, from Lima, off ditto
Allerton, sailed from Mauritins for Liverpool 3rd September
Viscount Sandon, from London, at Calcutta
Ripley, hence to Calcutta, was spoken loth August, in lat. 27 S,
long. 22 W
Capricorn, hence to Barbadoes, was spoken in lat. 24, long., 32
Edward Sawle, Sawle, hence at Oran
Hereulean, sailed from Kedgeree :9th Sept.; Saxe Gotha 19th,
and Albyn, 19th—all for Liverpool; Henrietta, 19th, and Roscom•
mon, 24th, both for London

Emily, sailed from Saugor 18th Sept.; Patriot Queen, Ist Oct.
both for Liverpool; Creamore, Ist Oct. for
Lowry, let Oct. for China
Abbots Reading, Crawford, from China, at London
Alert, Anderson, hence at Sincapore, and sailed 14th Sept. for
Hong Kong

Lifherlarid ; Delhi, and Matilda, Rowe, hence at China
Pandora, -s Caledonia, Lawson; Syria, Stroyan, and
Wm. Gillies, Clarke, from Bombay, at China
Camaien, Clucas, from Sincapore, ditto
Helen Stewart, fr in Java, ditto
Hope, Cockbain, from Chusan, at Macao
Blakely,. Wickman, hence at Calcutta
Intrepid, Stewart, from Calcutta, at Hong Kong
Ganges, from London, at Sydney
George IV, cleared at Sydney for Liverpool 27th June
New York, Cropper, hence oil? Neyv,York •
(stianier) hence to Halifax, was spoken 21st instant,
n lat. 5!, long. 12 30, at 11 a.m.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Nov. 22.
Early in the morning the telegraphic despatch of the
treaty of peace with China caused some excitement; few
brokers showed their stocks, except at an advance upon
yesterday's prices. As the day advanced, parties had pretty
well canvassed the merits of the news, and thought it
possibly might be a ruse. More Cotton was shewn, and upon
the whole a fair extent of business has been done, say 5.000
bales. Surats a decided I-11. dearer, and American descrip-
tions at below 5 at full prices; in some instances,
full higher; all other kinds without change. The market
closes with great firmness, though without excitement.

COTTON 'MARKET, NOVEMBER ?t.

Since the arrival of the special Mail from India, our market has
" run riot," and we find it next to impossible to give a faithful
report of what has been doing ; the sales have reached 8000 bales
per day, and we may safely write upon 4d 1,, lb advance, and i❑
many instances -ad has been paid; this applies chiefly to the
American descriptions below fivepence. Surat is in great demand,
and has partaken of the advance, and the market closes with
great excitement.