The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1839-01-15 00:00:00

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FRIDAY, JAN. 11.—Wind S.W. moderate.
ARRlVED—Actress, Toole, from New Orleans—Timoleon, Win.
sor, from Savannah—Augusta,--, from St. Michael—Pearl
—. from St. John, N.B.

Henry Hoyle, --, from Oporto, at London
Hebe, Warren, hence for Alexrndria, E. at Falmouth, with sails
split, out three weeks, and has been as far as lat. 47, lon. 9
A vessel, said to be the Everston, of Dundee, has been driven on
shore near Formby ; four men saved
_ _ _

The cargo of tile. Monkey, on shore near Formby, will be al
saved if the weather continues to he moderate

Neptune, Nagle, from Callao. at Valparaiso
Dyson, Miller, and Maypo, Seymour, hence at ditto
Duncan. —, from New South Wales, at Sourabaya
Rosalind, Little, sailed from Mauritius 2d October, Centurion,
Manjer, and Seymour, Dare, 20th Oct. all for this port
Camoens, Barnes, hence at Oporto '
Majestic, Mustard, for New Orleans, and the Mary Bibby, Med-
calf, for Trieste, which put back last Monday, must discharge ; the
latter vessel in consequence of the pilot running her upon her an-
chor in docking
The Bell Buoy has been driven from its moorings, and Captain
Denham has taken out the duplicate to replace it
MAURITIUS, Oct. 24.—The Letitia, Canszer, from Batavia for
Demerara, put in here 14th October, much strained, with loss of
foreyard, spars, &e. and part of cargo damaged. She has since
been repaired. and will sail in a few days
SLIGO, Jan. 7.—lt blew a very heavy gale last night and this
morning, from W.N W. The Helen, Lee, from Liverpool for
Ballina. drove from her moorings, went on shore in the harbour,
and is striking very heavily. The Britannia, laden for Liverpool,
was driven from her moorings, and is on shore. The Jane Gor-
don. Kelso, and Glasgow, Wilson. both for Liverpool, sailed yes.
terday, and it is hoped got round Tory Island before the gale com-
menced _ . _

NEWPORT, Jan. 9.—The wreck of a long boat, with" Ditto, o
Jersey" outside, came on shore this morning

SATURDAY, JANUARX 12.—Wind W.

ARRlvan.—Jupiter,—, and Tamerlane,,from Bombay
Lady Stormont, M‘ Minn, from Pernambuco ; sailed 2nd Dec.
—Henry Leeds, Marshall and William, —, from Savannah—
Helen, Smith, from Charleston—Alicia, M'Lean, and Frances,
Armstrong, from St. John, N. B.—Somerset, from Fayal—
Liverpool. —, from St Michael's—lnca, Harrison. from
Odessa—Fulmar, —, and Laura Ann, from Lisbon—
Dona Maria, —, from Oporto—and L'Amande, —, from

The Tinley was lost going into Honduras
Dinah, Jones, from Carnarvon for Liverpool, is on shore at Beau•
marls

A timber vessel is lost near Campbeltown
The Eclipse, (steamer) Williams, of Liverpool, is on shore at
Carnarvon, with considerable damage
Two puncheons, about half full of whiskey, have been washed
on shore, near Campbeltown, marked" Gourlay and Co." Dun-
dalk.
Tickler, Ellis, from Canton, at London
John O'Gaunt, Robertson, sailed from Batavia for China
Malcolm, —, hence at Batavia
Wassily Willilcey,—, from St. Petersburg, at Stromness
Carena, Hayden, and Britain's Pride, hence at Genoa •
Isis, Graham, from Jamaica, and Robert, Hamilton, from Trini-
dad, at Savanilla, and were to sail for Liverpool about Ist Dec.
ODESSA. Dec. 21.—The Vestal, with about 4000 chetwerts of
wheat, at anchor in the roads, is said to have suffered damage, and
must unload

BALLINA, Jan. B.—The Earl of Caithness. of Liverpool, was
capsized during a dreadful gale on the night of the 6th Jan. near
Killala Bar, and is•on her beam ends; cargo (salt) all washed out—
crew saved