The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1839-01-11 00:00:00

WM. ATIIEBTON

WEDNESDAY, JAN. 9.—Wind N.N.W., fresh.
ARRIVED.—Mary Ann Webb, Lloyd, from Canton ; sailed Ist
Sept.— Lady Bessett, from Lisbon—Frederick, from New Bruns-
wick—Pocahontas. Turley, from Philadelphia ; sailed 21st ult.—
Leila, Higgins, from Baltimore' sailed 20th ult.—Rapid, White,
from Bahia—Don Juan, M'Comb, from Barbadoes and Cork.

Orient, , hence at Anjer 24th Sept.
Tickler, from China at A ojer 27th Sept.
Euphrates. Wilson. hence at China 29th August
Isabella, Gordon ; Snmersetshire, Jackson ; Mary Sharpe, -,
and Renown. Gordon. at St. Helena
Mariner. Freeman, hence at Demerara
Standard. Pella, from Calcutta do
Thomr.s Bold, Crougham, sailed from Rio de Janeiro for Batavia
the 3d Nov., and the Judith. for this port the 22d
Victoria, Matthewson, sailed from Cephalonia for this port 24th
November

Adelaide. Granby, hence at Gibraltar
Penella, Walieham, sailed from Malaga for this port ne Ist inst.
Matutina. Beilia. from Malta at Gibraltar, and cleared for this
port the 22d ult. and the Wince Mysanco, Pilligrino, from Messina
at ditto, and cleared the 23d for ditto

Fartn.ers, Smardon. sailed from St. Übes for this port the 11th
111(;. Livaramento, Anna, on the 18th, and Marian, Budd, on the
16th
Gertrude, White, hence at Lisbon
Solace, Barrett, from Plymouth at ditto, and sailed 2'st ult. f
this port .
Emma, Graham, Ferguson, hence at Oporto
Novo Sociedade, Rib Biro, sailed from Lisbon for this port 19th
ult. ; Julia, Cram, and Fulmar. Leader, on the 2Gth ; Myrtle. Car-
ter. on the 2Rth ; Emma, Irving ;, Waterlily, Leggett, and Robert
and Henry, Ellis on the 25th
Hardware. Viner, for Lisbon. arid Lion, -, for Glasiow, with
loss of sails, and Lynx, Forsyth. for Lisbon, have put back
Reindeer, for Belfast, is putting back, in tow of the Unicorn,
steamer

Ann Paley, Hunter, hence for Lisbon, is on shore near the Rib-
ble ; three men drowned
Harvest Home, Kenn, hence for St. Thomas, is wrecked on Mad
Wharf ; carpenter and one man sat'ed—it is feared the remainder
of the crew ate drowned
Monkey, —, hence for Gibraltar, is wrecked near Formby ;
three men drowned

Victoria, Candler, from Charleston to this port, is on shore near
Lessowe Castle. and ebbs dry
Ward, Masters, from St. John's, N.B. is at anchor off the N.B.
Buoy, with loss of yards
A brig and schooner were driven on shore at Formby Point this
morning

The Victoria (steam-tug) has arrived with V; persons from the
Pennsylvania, and 2 from 'the Lockwoods. Capt. Smith. and the
second mate of the Pennsylvania were washed overboard yester-
day, and drowned ; two m,n were left in the main, and one in the
mizen top, all dead. About 30 persons were lying on the noop of
the Lock woods, all dead, and several drowned in the cabin. The
whole of the survivors, except two who refused to leave the Lock-
woods, have been brought on shore from both vessels by the Vic-
toria

The Mary Ann Webb, Lloyd. from China at this port; sailed ?9th
Aug. and from St. Helena 'l4th Nor. On 92.il Sept. in lat. 4. N. lon,
109, E. spoke the Bengal Packet, from China to Calcutta ; had seen
the Parkfield 14th Sept. otl the Coast of Cochin China. On the
llth Sept. saw the Selma, from. China to London, on the coast of
Cochin China. The Mary Ann Webb experienced a short ty-
phoon between the Hainan and the Paracels, on the 3(1 and 4th
Sept. from S.S.W. to W. N. W. Was informed by the Bengal Packet
that an easterly gale was blowing at Lintin at the same time,
during which many vessels left, bound down the China Sea
BLACKPOOL, Jan, 8. -The Denis Carty, -., from Liverpool
to Wexford, is on shore near this, with loss of sails, &c. The
Anion, Davies, from Bangor to Shoreham, is also on shore here.
The Crusader must go to pieces if the weather continues as it is at
present. The ship is nearly covered at'half-tide
TIETSItAri, NEAR LANCASTER. .Tan. B.—The Alert, Hall, from
Liverpool to Sligo, is on shore off this place, and it is feared will.go
to pieces. The Mona Castle, —, from the Isle of Man to Liver-
pool, is on shore near this : cargo discharging. The Yeoman,
Thorns, from Liverpool to Demerara, which sailed on Sunday, is
on Lancaster Sands ; cargo washing out: masts standing ; no ac-
count of thecrew

THURSDAY, 10711 JANUARY.—Wind S., moderate.
ARRIVED.—Fanny, Crowell, from New Orleans—Avon, from S
John, N. 8., and Mary Ann, from Terceira.
SAlLED.—Cambridge, Bursley, for New York.

Pwr.utst t. 9th Jan.—The Swallow, Jones, from Waterford for
Liverpool. parted from. Studwall Roads this morning, and Came on
shore on Aberach beach. About half of her cargo had been previ-
ously discharged.

SUNDERLAD, NEAR LANOAstro, 9th Jan,—The Veoman, from
Liverpool to Demerara, has come on shore in this harbour, and is
total wreck. Cargo washing on shore. The barque on shore oa
Clark's Wharf is still unknown ; three different attempts have been
made to board her, but without success ; another will be made as
soon as practicable.
Cova. 7th Jan.—lt blew a tremendous gale the whole of last
night at W.S.W., which quite equalled any thing of the late gales.
Nearly every vessel drove ashore, and several small boats were
sunk and stove.

The Zakrewsky, —, from 111eahuri:,, to Liverpool, parted and
drove on shore on Halkness Point, Longhope, Ist Instant, and it is
expected must discharge
Favourite, hence to Genoa, is supposed to he lost near Blackpool
Lln ER MK, Bth Jan.—lt blew a most terrific gale last night but
one. The following vessels were driven on shore, with the excep-
tion of two, which are supposed to have gone up the River:—
Ellen, Welcome, Cheshire Witch, and Elizabeth, for Liverpool ;
Hope, and Queen Victoria, for London.; Gleaner, for Galway ;
Lord Nelson, for Dumfries, and Sylph, for the Clyde,
WESTPORT. 7th Jan.—lt blew a most terrific' gale last night,
nearly all the vessels in the roads and at the quays sustained da-
mage. The Robert Lovely, of Whitehaven, capsized at the quay,
and lies in a very dangerous position. The Jane and Alice, and
Elizabeth, both grain laden, for Liverpool, drove from their fast-
enings at the quay, and have suffered oainage. The Amity, Doug.
las, also grain lacier, for Liverpool, was driven on shore from her
anchorage. The Antigua, from Marseilles to Liverpool, drove a
considerable distance, and grounds at low water.
A schooner, laden with oats, for Liverpool, was driven on shore
in Lough Swills, on Sunday evening. Crew saved.
The man rout woman left on board the Lockwoods yesterday,
were afterwards saved, and taken to Hoylake.
Plym, Davies, and Pilot, Davies, hence at Syra
Lady Stormont, from Pernambuco, at Milford ; sailed 2d Dec.•
The N. W. light-ship was replaced at her station yesterday
Dryope, —, hence at Pernambuco
There are about 251 bales cotton in the depot at New Brighton
Jumna, Huxtable, from Calcutta, at Liverpool ; sailed from St.
Helena 23rd Nov. The ship Tamerlane passed St. Helena 18th
Nov. The Sea Witch spoke the French ship Fenelon, from Nantes,
to Bourbon. The Maria reports the total loss of the barque Jane,
of Leith, Captain Mill, on the reef the Four Brothers, in the Java
Sea. on the 7th September : all hands saved. The Maria spoke the
barque Jupiter,- from Bombay, off the Cape. The Malcolm spoke
the N'elocity, of London, from Mauritius, going into the Cape. The
American ship
-Eclipse, Widish, lying at anehor, off the coast of
Sumatra, receiving pepper. The chief officer and four hands away,
sending it off. '1 he boats crew, consisting of twelve Malays. who
had brought off a load of pepper, rose suddenly upon the ship's
company, at eight o'clock at night, while the crew were weighing
the pepper. The Malays murdered the captain, C. F. Wilkins, arid
one man, and wounded three others. They plundered the ship of
about 20,000 dollars, every thing valuable, and then escaped.