The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1842-12-09 00:00:00

Robert Benn, from Bomt
in lat. 20 S, long. 19 E

Prince of Wales,

hence for Algiers, was spoken 2nd Oct. in let

46, long. 8

Manila, hence for Calcutta, was spoken 21st Oct. in lat. 8 N,
long. 24 W
Bland, hence for Calcutta, Was spoken 30th Nov

lat. 44,

Malvina. Burton, from Valparaiso, at this port. On the 2;th
ov. in lat. 46, long 17, fell in with the Cleostratos, abandoned.

Ntauws Mar, 1,/ov.-29.—The Richmond, Eden, from Rio de la
Hache to Amsterdam, went on shore last night near the Light-
house of Kykdurie. The cargo is expected to be saved, but it is

feared the vessel will go to pieces

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 7.

—Wind S.W. moderate

ARAlVED.—Bombay Packet, Bird, from Calabar—Lord Althorp,
Whiteside, from Calcutta—Ruth, Rendell, from Honduras—Pol-
lock, Fraser, from Miramichi—Elephanta. Ross, and Canada, Ben-
son, from Quebec—Harriet & Jessie, Connor, from Charleston—
Oakland, Berry; Susan Drew, Ranlett, and Pharsalia, from New
Orleans—Liberty, Norton, from New York—Thomas Battersby,
Leitch, from Pernambuco—and Freedom, Tyrer, from Gallipoli.
SAILED.—May, Brown, for Africa—Woodstock, Taber, for
Charleston—Virginia, Eaton, and Jane Walker. Gilles, for Mobile
—Glasgow, Douglas, and Pursuit, Spence, for New Orleans—and
Howard, Mills, for Savannah.

St. Lawrence, Newlands, fro
Salisbury, from the Clyde, at Bombay

Bombay, at China

Oriental, Wilson, from Bombay, at Ceylon
Blorenge, Banks, and Fairfield, Hughes, hence at Kedgeree
Bangalore. Smith, from Madras, at ditto
Kirkman Finlay. Scott, from Bombay, at Macao
Chebar, sailed from Macao f'- ' ond, 1 ----,ternt.

‘oi _ aon ,Lri Sept
Clifford, Sharpe, from New Zealand to Sincapore. was wrecked
on a coral reef in Torres Straits 16th August : crew saved
Herculaneum, Stroy an, from Calcutta, at Sincapore, and sailed
6th Sept. for China
Cynosure, for this port. and Mysore, for London, sailed from
Sincapore 17th Sept.

Airgrian, Black, hence at Mobile
Adirondack, Hackstaft, hence at New York
Wallace, Main, hence at Savannah
Traveller, Vickerman, sailed from Alexandria for this port 2gth
Oetober
Otter, Cox. hence at Beirout

andretta

Fulmar, Crocker, sailed from Malta for this port 26th Nov,
Huma, Smerdon, hence at Gibraltar
Terpsichore, Vreto, and Patras, at ditto, and sailed Igth Nov

. _
or this port
Charlotte Ann, Hitchens, and Kate & Jane, Proom, hence at
Lisbon

James Weame, Morton, hence at ditto for Beirout, with loss of
bowsprit, sails, &c.

Emma King, and Juffrow Stintze, Ball, hence at Bremen
Wm. Large, Osmotherly, from Jamaica, at Cove
Brook, Sterling, from Cuba, at ditto
Harriet. Dawson, from Honduras, at ditto
Albion, Vessey, from Newfoundland, ditto
Renshaw, Taylor, from Tangiers, ditto
Anu Mary, Rackham, from Bombay, at Hong Kong. In the
Straits of Sincapore was in company with the Henry Davidson, of
London, when the latter struck on a rock and immediately sunk.
Two men drowned.

Margaret. from Manilla for Sydney, was spoken 14th August,
in the Straits of Basilan

Caledonia, hence to St. Domingo, was spoken 15th Nov. in lat,
4!, long. 13

Globe, hence for Lima, was spoken 16th November, in lat. 37,
our. 12

Tamerlane, hence for Mobile, was spoken 16th Nov. in lat. 29
long. 33.

THURSDAY. DxcEMBE R.. S.—Wind West.
—Zoetloff, Merrill, from New Orleans—Clyde, from
Sa sannah—Eagle, Laing, and Syria, Smith, from Quebec—British
Queen, from Newfoundland, leaky—Wm. Thompson, Young, from
Alexandra—and Union, from Messina.
SAlLED.—England. Waite, for New York—Lord Wellington,
IVP Rae, for New Orleans—Maid of Athens, Donfellow, for Con-
StalltillOpie—Plata, Pringle, for Buenos Ayres—Hebe, Sharland,
for Vera Cruz—Glenbienbrat, Paulovich, for Pernau—Oden, A rle-
quist, for Genoa—Charles Jones, AVFee, for Canton—and Caro-
line, Stanley, for Gibraltar.

ARRIVED

ore, De Grouchy, from Monte Video, at this port; sailed 4th
a company with the Catherine, for Cork

Brooke, Carpenter, sailed from Saugor 6th Oct. ; Malabar, Nith,
and Countess of Durham, gth ; Unicorn, 14th, Ann Metcalf, 14th,
and Hope, 16th Oct. all for Liverpool, and Sir Robert Peel, 18th,
for London

Osprey, Kirk, hence at Sincapore, and sailed 10th Aug. for China
Sanders, Batley, sailed from smyrna 11th Nov. anclMarmora,
Barnes, 18th, both for Liverpool, and Mary Marsden, Williams,
18th Nov. for Salonica and Liverpool
Daniel Dyer, Dyer, hence at Constantinople
Alchymist, Scotlay, ditto

Brothers, Lewis, hence at Malta
Fulmar, Crocker. from Alexandria ditto, and sailed 26th Nov. for
Liverpool
Rival, Atery, hence at Messina in 16 days
Giorgio, Briussio, hence at Palermo
Latimer, Hill. hence at Marseilles
Mary Bibby, from Honduras at Cove
Countess of Waterford, from Quebec. at Bristol

for Adra, has put back with dye feet water in her hold,
having been on shore on the North Bank

TELEGRAPH OFFICE, DEC. 8

Wind at Holyhead West, light breeze during the day

Off Holyhead. at 8 a.m. No. 7158, Alterton,ship, from Calcutta;
8376, Mexican Packet, for -; 3294, Hottinguer, at 12 at noon,
from New York, and 1934, Georgiana, at 3 p.m. from New Orleans.
Off Hilbre Island, at 10 a.m. No, 6371, Isabel, for -
Off the port at 3 p.m. 2 brigs and 13 schooners.

VESSELS ENTERED FOR LOADING

SINCE OUR LAST PUBLICATION

EAST INDIES, CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, &c
Samuel Spyree, J Wilson, 24S Batavia and Sincapore,

W & J Tyrer

AFRICA.
539 Africa,

Caroline, J M`Pherson,

Wilson & Dawson

glut

WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, 13Ec
Total quantities. Total amount.

Wheat, qrs
Barley
Oats

4 18 0

SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, DEC. 7

There was again only a very moderate show of good beasts, but
of flue sheep a good one. The best Beef mid glutton brought we-
vions rates, but inferior very dull, and a trifle lower again. Nearly
all sold up.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Dec. 6

0-day is very fair, and the market;
about 3,000 bales sold at full

The demand for Cotton t
wears a very healthy aspec

COTTON MARKET, DECEMBER 8.

The report of our market cannot be couched in terms quite so
satisfactory as of late, and the real position is this. At this season
of the year, holders generaly are anxious to close their accounts,
and thus more Cotton is brought into the market than the demand
requires. Spinners aware of this, keep aloof, and only purchase
sparingly, thus they are enabled to supply themselves on rather
better terms than last week, for although the market appears quiet,
and the daily amount of business does not exceed 2500 to 4000
bales, yet there is a healthiness of tone about it that gives con-
fidence to all parties of a general return to a good and re-
munerative trade.

LIVERPOOL HAY AND POTATOL MARKET,

DECEMBER 8, 1842

In consequence of contrary winds, the arrival of Potatoes into
port, has only been limited since our report this day week. whieh
has in some instances enabled sellers of the best descriptions of
Cups to realize an advance of Is per gOlb above our last quotations,
although this is not acceded to by our large town retail buyers,
they being enabled to lay in their stocks on lower terms from our
local markets for farm produce, and from the neighbouring county
of Cheshire, which materially checks the retail sale at this quay.
There is not one single cargo sold during the past week for re-
shipment into the interior.
The best run of Cups are selling, in retail, at from 14d to 11,c1
middling descriptions. 13d to 14d; and inferior, I►d to 120 per 9olb.
There has nothing worthy of notic occurred in our local markets
for the past seven days.
Potatoes 9 s. d. s. d.

S. tl.
1 1 1
1 3 1

Short Tops .. . Old Hay .... 0 B@3 10a p 20lb
Cups . 31 New Hay.... 0 6 0 10 -
Pink-eyes and ' 1 6 1 „ Clover Hay.. 0 S 0 9' -
!Camps
Cattle
Purnips, :3i, ton -
Carrots 27 0 :13 0 -Straw, Barley 0 2 0 3 ---