The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1842-04-22 00:00:00

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exertions of

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first revolution of

ning of the 23d, under a stiff
she averaged as much as nine

'e forwarded to Boston by the
ch arrived at Halifax on Sun-

and, on the voyage, the
highest terms of the
_ ain Judkins, his officers,
led in the saloon of the Uni-
t. C. Wylie, Esq., was called to
cons, voting a piece of plate to
lal to Mr. Peter Kenneth, his
by acclamation. A letter, ex-
and admiration of the passengers
t of Captain Judkins, his officers,
; adlressed to Captain Judkins by

)ke in t
and of Ca

e to repair the damage done to the

COlumbia at Halifax, the utmost prompti-
xere evinced by the contractors in furnish-
nasts, yards, and other spars, to enable her
as a substitute for her loss of steam power.
igged as a barque, ready for departure on
,erformed the voyage in fifteen days. The
1. which, by the way, seems sadly mortified
lid not think fit to apply to that city for
ssel, predicted that she would be
t it has so happened that
t of them—the Roscius—some
a put to sea on the 4th instant, at 5
the starbord engine and pad-
Lvourable passage all the way.

pacKets

instant, in lat 42 32, lon. .13.18, at 1 p.m., she
Nue Clarence, of Halifax, and on the 11th, in
ilf-past three p.m., spoke the brig
standing westward. On the 13th
29 57, at ten a.m., passed t! large
ing a burgee with a red ball in the

nine in the evening of the 13th instant, those
olumbia saw a strong light from the N.E.,
posed, at first, to be from a steamer's funnel.
ockets and blue lights, but received no an-
light increased, they at length came to the
it must be a vessel on fire. They imme-
, and cleared away the boats for lowering. At
passed within two cables length of her, and

a large vessel on fire. The engine was
rung, rockets and blue lights were shown,
e appeared on board the burning vessel. It
she had been deserted. She appeared to be
or five hundred tons, cotton loaded. She
use directly across her deck, mizen-mast
'n, no topmast, and no sails bent.
taut, in lat. 49 6, lon. 23 3, saw a large
showed a light, and fired a
Roscius, American packet-ship. On
Jassed the brig Diana, steering west-
„at 5 p.m., off Gallyhead, spoke the
annah. On the 19th, at 11 a.m., passed
litan, and the schooner Beacham, out-

n•thward

of importance to communicate touching
_lerican markets. The prices of cotton
transactions of the week had been but
g heavily. Uplands were quoted at
1 good, 9+ to 9-1; Mobile 9+ to 10 ;
Total export from the United States
ber, 812,354 bales, against 534,578
ime last year, and 832,015 in the year be-
very heavy, with but small sales. Genesee
7 dol. ; Ohio, 6 dol. ; Baltimore, 5,87 i to

0 to 10

appears in several of the papers, that the West
ner Dee, had been totally lost at Turk's
telligence is believed to be incorrect, and is
been grounded on a circumstance of which
received about a fortnight ago. The news
as to the effect that certain of the pas-
had been left behind, accidentally, at
they were conveyed to Turk's Island.
under the necessity of erecting tents,
of provisions, they had suffered much
le Dee at St. Thomas and
23d Feb. for Trinidad and

accounts of tt

om Havana are to the 16th ult. It is stated
:onsul at that place had been ordered to quit
sequence of the governor having heard that
tof giving free papers to the negroes. He
-:.ngland in the steamer Forth. It was fur-
le mail-steamer Tay had just arrived from
The officer in charge of the mails had re-
iem to the Spanish mail officer. When the
o take them, he drew his sword. A corn-
diers was sent on board to enforce compli-
ers were to use their bayonets if the least

:d. The offending officer was taken on
the commander of the steamer refusing
I he had nothing to do with the mails,
exclusive charge of the individual who
them. This account rests on the au-
lent of the New York Express.
with Lord Ashburton and

giaphed off New York

'e had occurred at New York, which

lundred houses
ent a u

sage to Congress relative to
ulties of the country, the empty treasury,
,ecl credit of the government. He recour-
se of the tariff of duties above twenty per
of the land distribution bill passed during
as likely to afford means of relieving the
tharrassments. Meanwhile, the President
assist the government, to meet the demands

flowed for the new tariff of duties
of at least 18.000,000 dollars will

to that already obtained. To raise
t recommends that the proceeds of

Mexican troops had suddenly entered
'id plundered San Antonio without oppo-
ms were taken by surprise, but they were

of the homeward log of the Colum-
-3 seen that she made the run in fif-
s travelled 200 miles, even in her

received the mails, and proceeded to sea,
and engine and paddle only. 8 p.m., Sam-
by N. 1 N. 10 miles, from which we took

course S. 47 E.. lat. 43 8, long. 61 36,
Moderate breeze and cloudy.
course S. 80 E., lat. 42 42, long. 59 17,
with hail and rain.
, lat. 42 38, long. 54 50,
breeze and clear weather.
S.W., course S. 84 E., lat. 42 22, long. 51
. Strong breeze, with thick rain.
course S. 77 E., lat. 41 40, long. 47 8,

N.W., co

S. 87 1

160 mil

Strong winds and cloudy weather.

N.N.E., course N. 69 E., lat, 42 30, long. 43
190 miles. Light winds and fine weather; lat.
43 IS, 1 p.m., passed the barque Clarence, of

69 E., lat. 43 33, long. 39 41,

iles. Light winds and fair weather ; lat. 43
3 30 p.m., spoke the brig Corsair, of Halifax,
ard.

S., course N. 59 E., lat. 45 25, long. 35 8, dis-
Fresh winds and cloudy, with rain.
course N. 66 E., lat. 47 16, long. 20
s. Fresh winds and cloudy, with rain.
s. W., course IS. 65 E., lat. 48 30, long. 25
it Light winds and fine weather.
1 a N. 70 E., lat. 49 28, long. 21
❑i Light winds and fine weather.
;. ourse N. 71 E., lat. 50 10, long. 18
Light winds and fine weather.
s'.l course N. 77 E., lat. 51 44, long. 14
Light winds and fine weather.
ourse N. 83 E., lat. 51 3, long. 10 0,
it winds and fine weather.
el ; at 7 p.m. off Holyhead.
ff Floating Light, and arrived in

S.E., course