The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1839-03-15 00:00:00

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TUESDAY, MARCH 12.—Wind S.E.
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ARRIVED.—Maria, —, from Bourtleaux—Wetsina, Greven,
from Harlingen—Ceres, Finsen, from Kiel—Constant, Vanschie,
from Antwerp—Wm. A ckers, Nichol, from Puerto Cabello—and
Diana, , from Leghorn.

Wilberforce,

SAlLED.—Columbus, Cropper, for New York—George IV, Legget,
for Gibraltar and Cadiz—lnca, Harrison, for Honduras—L'Albatros,
Boja, for Nantes—Senator, Grindlay, for Rio Janeiro—Courtenay,
Ellis, for Savannah—Anaxibia, Trenethen, for Trinidad and St.
Domingo—Cerio, Noore, for Rotterdam—Akkeboom, Pottjer, for
Pernau—Bengal, Teuton, for Mobile—Lucas Wicher, Tonge, for
Harlingen—and Nineja, Da Cruz, for Lisbon.

The Elizabeth Bruce, arrived here yesterday, while ecudding
under double reef, in a S.W. gale on the 13th Feb. in lat. 44, long.
49, got entangled in an extreme field of ice, and with great diffi-
culty, got out of it to the westward, after striking very heavily,
which started the oakum in all ter seams round the bows, and did
considerable injury to the copper, &c.
_ _ _ _

Mary Hartley, hence for Mauritius, was spoken in lat 44, long 15
Governor, hence for Jamaica, was spoken 7th Feb., in lat 24,
long 25
George Canning, from Monte Videb for London, was spoken 26th
Feb. in lat 43, long 22
Louisa Monro, Lowry, sailed from Calcutta for this port 3d Jan
Patriot King, Clarke, sailed from Saugor for this port 31st Dec

Freeland, SOOlter, frOm Odessa at Constantfnople. and sailed 12th
Feb. for London _ _ _

Firefly, Easter, sailed from ditto on the Bth, and Susannah Co;
lings, Crabb, on the 11th Feb., both for this port
Newton, Ferguson, hence, at Marseilles
Cossack, Truman, from New Orleans, at ditto
Schans, Courtean, sailed from Gironde for this port 3d March
Hebe, from Rio Janeiro, at Pernambuco
Diadem, Yule, from Port-au-Prince, at Falmouth
Constitution, hence for Philadelphia, off Cork, Bth instant

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13.—Wind S,S.E. moderate.
ARRlVED.—Cambridge, Bursley ; Hibernia, Cobb; sailed 15th
Feb.; Roscius, Collins, 17th; Westchester, Ferris, 18th ; Orpheus,
Bailey, 20th, and Hannibal, Mumford, 20th, from New York—Cyg-
net, —, from St. Joseph's—lrvine, Reid, and Adelaide. David-
son, from Savannah—Ellen Jenkinson, Walker, from Trieste—
Alfred, Gullen, from Charente—Angelina, Cornelisse, from Antwerp
—Hendrika Arentine, Breeland, from Dordt—Countess of Perth,
Porter, from Hamburg--Petersburg, Meddell, from Rotterdam—
Hope, Gallichan, from Jersey—and Farie Queen, Hughes, from
Canton.

SAILEn.---Georgiana: Brown, for New York—General Carnot,
Pineau, for Nantz—Venture, Blockshaw, for Hamburg—larrow,
Walker, for Laguira—Mischief, Jones, for Lisbon—Republic, Wil-
liams, for New York—lsaac Newton, Spalding, for Philadelphia-
-Alexaner Edmond, Strang, for St. John N.B.—lsis, Graham, for
Jamaica—L'Jason, Gallien, for Rouen—Johanna, Bakker, for Per-
nau—and Julia, Cram, for Palermo.

Jane, Smith, hence at Aux Cayes
Sophia, , hence at Bahia
Amelia, , hence at Havana
Cumberland, Power, hence at Apalachicola
Herman, Allyn, hence at Baltimore
• Chiha, Larmour, hence at Charleston
Margaret, Blythe; William, Clarke, and Birkby, , hence
at New Orleans
Minerva, , honce at Philadelphia
Enterprise, Vaughan, hence at Savannah
Native, Squires; Pearl, Pepperell, and Donegal, Blythe, hence at
Lisbon

Camoens, Barnes, hence at Oporto in 10 days
Donna Maria, Steele, hence at ditto
Wanskapen, Peterson, hence at Bremen
Hercules, Erich, hence at Kiel
Margaret Bogle, Morrison, sailed from Odessa for this port 20th
Feb.

Mary Marsden, Williams, and Tiber, Lamb, sailed from Trieste
for this port 23rd Feb.
Corrieire de Memfil, Mortio, sailed from Leghorn 25th Feb. ;
Mary, Martin, and Intrepesa, Lundgren, 27th—all for this port
Emma, from Leghorn, at Algesiras Bay, and Helme, As-
trope, from Odessa, at ditto, and both cleared 22nd Feb. for this port
Rapid, Fox, from Venice, at Gibraltar, and sailed 23rd Feb. for
this port
Stirlingshire, Cargill, from Trieste, at ditto, and sailed 28th Feb.
for this port
Rapid, Mathias, from Barletta, at ditto, and sailed Ist instant for
this port
Carelin, Christian, sailed from Lisbon for this port Ist instant
Atlas, Schmidt, hence for Antwerp, at Portsmouth

Fife, Dare, and Sally, Heughan, ftc;ln Bayonne, at the Cove
Kingston, n, hence at Llanelly, to load coals for Bombay

Thames, ißoyd, from St, Domingo; St. Jean, Perraud, and Taber.
Gourdely, from Bourdeaux ; Bonne Mere, Cambeaux, from Nantz,
and Hendrietta, D'Hont, from Antwerp, at Beaumaris—all for this
port
Liverpool, (steamer) Fayrer, hence at New York, 25th Feb. in
18i days ; would return about 7th instant
Great Western, (steamer) from New York, at Bristol 12th instant,
at three p.m. ; sailed 25th ult.
Glenarm, Gruaer, from Manilla, at Portsmouth. On the 4th
Nov. in lat. 18 S, long. gg E, spoke the Sophia, hence for Batavia
WEXFORD, March 11.—The Elizabeth & Alida, of Amsterdam,
bound to Liverpool, was totally wrecked last night near Carne ;
crew, part of the cargo, and some of the materials saved
BELIZE, Jan. 20.—The Eleanor Laidman, Watson, from Santa
Martha for Mobile, was totally lost 13th Jan. on Serranilla Reef;
crew arrived here, after being six days in the boats. Two other
vessels were also seen on the Reef by the Eleanor Laidman ; one
of which was supposed to be the Mary Brade, from Santa Martha
for Apalachicola. A large ship was seen on Salamandina Reef, 26th
Dec.: crew supposed to be lost. The Shannon, hence for Corlc,
which put back leaky, will be condemned
CHARLESTON, Feb. 10.—The Hope, arrived here to-day from Key
West, reports that a sloop arrived there from a wrecked vessel,
cotton laden, just previous to her sailing

THURSDAY; MARCH 14.—Wind S.S.E.
ARRIVED.—Maria Leoine, Leneinor, from Bayonne-Marie
Peroven, and Province, Loaser, from Bourdeanx—Oporto,

from Oporti—lsabella Cooper, Currie, from Caleutt—Mary,
Walker, from Smyrna.

SAILED.—Actmon, Fielding, for Valparaiso—Blucher, Brown,
for Jamaica—Kate, Cutlibertson, for Hambro'—Heart of Oak,
M‘Dowall, for Demerara—Captain Ross, Hare for Arica—Campion,
Wright, for Maranham—Sultana, Rogers, for Malta and Smyrna—
Levant Packet, Reld, fur Constantinople—Eendraght, Lemmen, for
Riga—and Caroline, Jones, for St. Michael's.

Jane Prowse, Branscombe, from. Valparaiso, at this port; sailed
20th Nov. On 20th Dec. in lat. 58 31 S, long. 68 W, spoke the
Clifton, from New South Wales for London

James Holmes, Johns, and Collingwood, —, from Calcutta;
St. George, , and Zoe, , from the Mauritius ; Irlam,
, from Barbadoes ; and Jersey Tar, , from Alexandria,
off this port
ALEXANDRIA, Feb. 11.—The Commerce, from Liverpool, that was
on shore here, has been got off with little damage
COVE, March 12.—About 30 tons of slate and 24 tons of iron have
been discharged from the Mary, for Calcutta; a small leak in one
of the butts near the edge of the copper, has been found and re-
medied
Several vessels are reported to be detained, off Cape Clear, by
easterly winds, and many short of provisions
Caledonia, Hunstable, hence at New Orleans
Thomas Hughes, , hence for Jamaica, was spoken in iat.
44, long. 13

Princess Charlotte, -, from Bombay for this port, at Water.
ford

Linen, —, from Bombay, at St. Helena, and sailed 27th Jan.
for this port
The Great Western experienced a hurricane, 6th instant, in about
long, 37; had a boat stove, and sails split
LISBON, March s.—The Majestic, of St. John, N.B. which was
towed in here 25th May last, (dismasted, waterlogged and aban -
doned) has been repaired, is nearly ready for sea, and will shortly
proceed to Liverpool in ballast
Gardiner, Jackson, hence at Charleston, with rudder unshipped,
and other damage, having struck on the bar
Nicholas Biddle, , hence for New York, was spoken 2nd
instant, in lat. 57,10ng. 17
Clementina & Julia, , hence at Algiers
Pilot, , from Smyrna for this port, at Malta