The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1839-01-08 00:00:00

SATURDAY, JANUARY s.—Wind N.W. very

Charles Eyes, Moss, from Huasco, at this port ; sailed 28th Sept.
The Matilda, Scott, sailed for Peno Blanco 19th Sept. and the Pa-
cific, Grant, for Herradura 21st Sept. The Thomas Worthington,
was to sail for lierradura about 2nd Oct.
Phcenix, Hartley, from Antigua, at this port : sailed sth Dec.
Warsaw. Folger, from Charleston, ditto
Mountain Dew, from Skibbcreen, at this port, with
tobacco from the Grace . _

Kirkman Finlay, -, from London for Bombay, was spoken
16th Nov. in lat. 19 S, long. 30 W
John O'Gatint, Robertson, and Letitia, hence at Batavia
DuMfries, - from the Clyde, ditto
Courier de Brezil, No. 3, Davensant, from Bordeaux for Liver-
pool, at Cherbourg, leaky, and part of the cargo thrown overboard
Catherine, Driscoll, from Quebec for Wexford, is aground on the
bar of the latter port, but expected to be got off
Susannah Collings, hence for Constantinople, was spoken 9th
Dec. 40 miles S.W. of Tarifa
Heroine, Bouch, hence at Valparaiso
Sultana, Lyall, from New South Wales, at Valparaiso
Alice Brooks, Scott, sailed from Valparaiso for Copuimbo 12th
Sept. and Hippomenes, Duthie. for Copiapo 23rd Sept.
Denison, Jones, from Virginia. at Antigua
Achiever, Norrie, hence at St. Thomas
Sarah Fleming. Davidson, hence and Syra, at Constantinople
Symmetry, Butler, sailed from Constantinople for Liverpool 7th
Dec.
Antonius, Schieper, hence at Antwerp
Hendrika Arentina, Breeland, hence at Helvoet

SUNDAY, JANUARY 6.—Wind S. moderate.

ARRIVED.—Hester, Marshall, from St. Thomas.
SAILED —Pennsylvania, Smith, and St. Andrew, Thompson, for
New York—Majestic, Mustard, for New Orleans—Mary Bibby,
Medcaife, for Trieste—Crusader, Wickman, for Bombay—Science,
Baker, for Constantinople—Nonpareil, Allen, ditto—Lynx. For-
syth, for Lisbon—Favourite, Roe, for Genoa. &c.—Ann Paley,
Hunter, for Lisbon—Lockwoods, Sproule, for New York—Vestal,
Graham, for Barcelona—Harvest Home, Kenn: for St. Thomas, &c.
—Thalia, Graham, for Calcutta—Ruby, Arming, for Gibraltar—
and Yeoman, Thomas, for Demerara.

Oxford, —, from New York ; Nimrod, —, from Charles-
ton; Jarrow, —, from Demerara: and Ward, —, from St.
John, N.B off this port
Catherine, Driscoll, from Quebec, that was on shore on Wexford
bar, has been got off, and anchored in the North Bay
Tantivy, Ares, hence at Ancona
Eve, —, from Monte Video, at Antwerp
Vriendschaft, —, hence at Cuxhaven
Uilhelmine Henrietta, Kruse, hencc et Narestre
DONAGIIIDISE, Jan. I—The IsabelV, Moran, from Lontlonderi'y
for Runcorn, which put in here 27th Dec. sprung a leak, and has
been laid on the beach, with four fekt water in her hold

MONDAY. JANtAny 7.—Wind W. a gale.

Majestic, for New Orleans has put bark
Mary Bibby, for Trieste, has put back
Ruby, -, for Gibraltar, has put back, with loss of foretop
mast

Oxford, Itathbene, from New York, is on shore near Bootle
landmark, with loss of fore and main masts, and rnizen topmast,
and fills with the tide

Vestal, for Constantinople, was on shore this morning off
the Prince's Pier, but came off on the flood, leaky, and put into
the Seacombe slip
Anna Agatha, Berghuis, from Rotterdam,was on shore this morn-
ing, off the Clarence Dock, but came off on the flood, with rudder
unshipped,l and loss of bowsprit
Jarrow, -, from Demerara ; Elisha, of Bourdeaux; Alex-
ander, from Dublin ; Pearl, of Greenock ;. Brig Fortune :
quin, from Glasgow • and H.M.S. Redwing, (post office tender)
are on shore in Bootle bay
Thomas & Nancy, has lost both her Masts, and the Commerce,
her mainmast ; both vessels are bound to Drogheda, and are in the
George's Dock Basin
Foxtail; of 'Douglas, Isle'Man, is sunk in the Victoria Dock
Cambridge, for New York, is at anchor off the Prince's Pier, in
a dangerous position
Tha- Admiral, Seacombe ferry-boat, and the Eclipse and Duke
of Bridgewater, (steamers) are sunk in the river
The N.W. light ship was driven from her moorings to-day,
during the gale, and brooght up in the river
Elizabeth' & Johanna, for Kirkcudbright ; the Favourite, for
Pwilheli, and the Schooner J. It. Askew, are sunk in the Prince's
Dock Basin

Olive Branch, Ellison, from London for Drogheda, is on shore a'
Islay
New Orleans, Bradbury, and Jacob Pennell, Martin, hence a'
Havana

Schooner Providence, of Beaumaris, is sunk in the Prince's Dock
Basin

Captain Denham is making every exertion to get the Light
Vessel restored to her station to-night, by offering indemnification
to steam owners, if their vessel should be lost in attempting to tow
her out. The Formby Light Vessel cannot be seen from Formby,
but this may be owing to spray. It will be impossible for a
steamer to occupy the Light Ship's position during the night, if
the sea precludes her towing the Light Vessel to her station.