The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1839-04-19 00:00:00

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TUESDAY, APRIL 16.—Wind

ARRIVED.—Briton, ,from Constantinople—Minerva, Goss;
Susannah Willielmina, ; Diligence, Bottcher, and Amalia,
Albrecht, from Danzig—Hercules, Zeplim, from Rostock—Walter,
Foulk, from New Orleans—Roscius, Collins, from New York ; sailed
56th March _

SAILED.—UzeIIa, Nawton, for Naples—Matchless, Falkner, for
Hayti—Jackson, Jackson, for Grenada—Minerva, Hamon, for
Bahia—James & Ann, Dickinson, for Arichat—Triumvirate, Hunt,
for Trinidad—Ambassador, Hall, fcr Natchez—Joven Enrique,
Urgarte, for Christiansaud—Tiphis, Dreano, for Bordeaux—Ark,
Flanders, for Baltimore—Superb, Gatchell, for New York—Jeffer-
son, Bains, for Baltimore—Earl Durham, Williams, for Riga—Pau.
lina, Zeuhinst, for Alexandria, Egypt—Eleanor, Bracegirdle. for
Quebec—and Rachel, Scott, for Gaspee.

Nonpareil, Allen, sailed from Constantinople, for Odessa, on the
20th March
Sylph, Barton, hence at Marseilles
Horatio, Lepage, hence at Portsmouth, and on shore on the Spit,
but expected off on the flood, bound to Fareham
Mangarton, Hughes, hence for Hambro' at Longhope
Black-eyed Susan, Thompson, hence for Riga, at ditto
Clyde, Reid, hence at New Orleans
Queen Victoria, Chambers, hence at Savannah
Siddons, Britton, hence at New York on the 25th March
Thetis, Brown, hence at St. John, N.B.
Malaga, —, hence at Havana
CONSTANTINOPLE, MARCH 20.—The Nonpareil, Allen, which ar-
rived here 27th tilt., from Liverpool and Syra, has discharged part'
of her cargo in a very damaged state.
PATRAS, MARCH 28.—The Stamboul, Sloman, from Liverpool to
Constantinople, which was bound to Navarino, 11th inst., dismast-
ed, has been repaired, and proceeded on the 25th.
MARCH 30.—The Albanian, from Vostruzza to Liverpool, got
aground at the Castle to-day.
MARSEILLES, APRIL B.—The Strathmore, Gavin, which arrived
here 3rd inst., from Liverpool, has discharged part of her cargo in a
damaged state.

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17.—Wind N.N.W. fresh.
ARalvßD.—Hebe, Duncan, from Demerara; sailed 4th March—
Fergus, Cornforth, from Apalachicola—Bradshaw, Milroy, from
Mobile—Rockingham, , from Natchez—Shakspeare, Hender-
son; Banffshire, Pitcairn; Riga, Smith; Charles, M`Lanothan, and
Saxon, Mansfield, from New Orleans—Sarah Sheafe, Merry, and
Portsmouth, Wilson, from New York—Algonquin, Turley, from
Philadelphia—John Francis, Cotter, and Irvine, Reid, from Savan-
nah—Jane Maria, , from Newfoundland—Traveller, Peilott,
from Pernambuco; sailed 24th Feb.—Laidsman, late Hughes, from
Savanilla ; sailed 26th Feb.—Lady Bulkely, , from St. Mi-
chael's—William, Jollie ; Mer, Verling ; Romeuldo, and Parparita,
from Trieste—St. Pietro, ——, from Genoa—Prehine,
from Fiume—Pioneer, , from Ancona—Favourite, --,
from Bonrdeaux—Anna Josepha, Le Bars, from Bayonne—Vigilant,
Budig, from Strettou—Mary Jones, —, from Hamburg—Juff.
Frow Hendrika, Shotten, from Gronengen—Elizabeth, Potlick,
from Amsterdam—and Augurta, --, from Ostend.

Nile, Anderson, and Ingleborough, Rickett, hence at Canton 14th
Dec.
Frederick Huth, Toby, from Sincapore at ditto 20th
Duchess of Clarence, Birch, from Bombay, at Cochin, and sailed
for this port 3rd Feb.
Calcutta, Brown, from Sydney, N.S.W. at Bombay 9th Jan.
Fortfield, Sly, from Muscat, at ditto 27th
Reliance, Robertson, hence at ditto sth Feb.
Mount Stewart Elphinstone, Smith, from the Clyde at ditto sth
Warwick, Jells, hence at ditto I2th
Bland, Callan, hence at Calcutta

John Bull, Ormond, from Canton, at ditto
Cornubia, Bell, sailed from Bombay for this port 4th Feb. and the
Lady East, Emery, for London 10th
St. Lawrence, ., , hence at Boston
Priscilla, , hence at Perdarnbuco
Orozimbo, , from New Orleans, at Marseilles
Hope, Roberts, from Rlo Janeiro, at Hamburgh
Jupiter. Eamsay, sailed from Bombay for this port ljth Jan. and
the Clydesdale, Davics, for Calcutta, the 25th
Hunter, Miller, sailed from Marseilles for this port Bth instant
Favourite, Kersen, sailed from Bourdeaux for this pert 9th inst.
Charlotte, hence for Quebec, was spoken 9th instant, in lat. 51,
long. 13
Thomas Bennett; hence for Charleston, and Robert Kerr; hence
for Quebec, off Waterford 11th instant
Arctus, hence for Quebec, off Cape Clear
Henry. Anderson, for this port, put back to Mobile 15th ult. with
loss of rudder.
Providence, Maas, from Danzig for this port, at Elsinore
Memnon, Every, from Aleppee for this port, at the Cove. On the
10th instant, in lat. 51 0, long. 10 41, spoke the Hants, hence for
Quebec
Brothers, Poole, from St. John, N.B, off the Cove. Ou the 24th
Ult. off Cape Sable, spoke the Evergreen, hence for St. John, N.B.
Aid-de-Camp, -, from St. John, N.B. at Londonderry, with
loss of rudder and bulwarks
Hercules, Palish, sailed from Kingstown for Quebec 11th instant
A veSkel, apparently a brigantine, is sunk near the N.E. Buoy,
supposed to have been run down last night; a boat marked Byron,
of Bristol# Wm. Biewitt, was seen near the wreck this morning
Britannia, Atcheson, from Philadelphia, at this port, in 28 days.
Left the Minerva, Pearson, loading for this port, and was to sail
on. the Ist instant. On the 31st ult. in lat. 42 40 N; long. 47 OW,
passed through a large cluster of icebergs. On the 14th instant, in
lat. 49 40 N, long. 19 30 W, spoke the ship Albion, of Scarbro',
hence for New Orleans, all well
Margaret Johnson, M'Auley, from Charleston, at this port. On
the 3rd instant, at 3 p.m. in lat. 43 14, long. 31 3, spoke the Great
Western, (steamer) from Bristol for New York, out 101 days; wind
W.N.W. blowing a gale with a heavy sea. On the loth instant, off
Cape Clear, spoke the City of Waterford, fm Waterford for Quebec
Heywood, Jones, from Mobile, at this port; sailed 4th ult. On
the 27th ult. in lat. 42, long. 49, during a gale, was struck by a heavy
sea, which carried away the wheel, binnacle, after hatch, &c. and
washed six men overboard. On the 16th instant, off Bardsey,
spoke the Ann, hence for Maranham