The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1839-04-23 00:00:00

Mitpputrf flittifigiut.

FRIDAY, APRIL 19.—Wind, W.N.W.
ARRlVED—Margaret, —, from Honduras—Abeona, ;
Equator, Bisson, and Jane, (brig) —, from New Orleans—Sher-
brooke, , from Mobile; sailed 13th March—Shepherdess,
—, from New York; sailed 26th March—Argus, from
Rostock—Thomas Mellor, Hutchinson, from Maranham sailed 2d
March—Abercrombie, —, from Charleston—Philips,
from Valparaiso—Falcon, —, from Calcutta—Rowchester,
Swainson, from Seville
OFF THE PORT—Wilberforce, from Africa

Ariel, -, from Pernambuco, at this port ; sailed 6th March.
The Cognac Packet sailed on the 4th March for Paraiba. The Cy-
bele was to sail about the 10th for this port
Lady Lilford, Galt, from Mobile, at this port : sailed 12th March.
On the Ist April, in lat. 42, long. 54, passed the Maida, of Hull,
with loss of topmasts, mainmast-head, and bowsprit, and apparently
leaky
Falcon, Anstntther, from Calcutta, at this port ; sailed from the
Sand Heads 27th Dec. ; Cape of Good Hope 18th Feb, and St. He-
lena sth March, in company with the Otterspool, from Batavia for
Rotterdam
Phillips, Woolley, from Valparaiso, at this port ; in 94 days. The
Neptune was to sail in a few days for Liverpool
Thomas Mellor, Hutchinson, from Maranham, at this port ; sailed

2nd March
Cabotia, Ashton, hence at Bahia
Australia,
from Bahia for Liverpool Ist March
Secret, —, hence at Valparaiso in 92 days
Glanmalier, , hence at Valparaiso
Medium, , hence at Pernambuco
Sceptre, Bartlett, sailed from Alexandria for Liverpool 26th March
Robert Henderson, M`Farlane, sailed from SmyrnEhlst March,
and Victoria, Alexander, 22nd, both for Liverpool
James Hunt, M`Donald, from Rotterdam for this port, at Deal
Caravan, , hence for Boston, was spoken Bth April, in lat.
47 23, long. 24 40, tost both topmasts in a gale on the 6th
Poantom, Sanders, hence at Syra
Stamboul, Sloman, hence and Narva, at ditto
Tigris, Titherington, hence at China
Malabar, Southward, from Bombay at ditto
Nile, Anderson, sailed from China for Manilla 14th Dec.
Mary Ann Peters, Roberts, hence at Calcutta
Cambria, Robertson, hence at ditto 14th January
Alexander, Ramsay, hence at ditto 15fh January
London, Adamson, hence at ditto 2nd February
Matilda, Rowe, hence at ditto Bth February
Louisa Munro, Lowry, sailed from Calcutta 23rd January; also
the Allerton, Chatterton, and Blorenge, Banks, 12th January; and
the Fatima, Fethers, 31st January, all for this port
Richmond, M`Leod, sailed from Calcutta 22nd January, and the
Courier, Dixon, 2nd February, both for London.
William Rushton, Gregory, heave
Emma, Maine, hence at Smyrna
Syren, Foster,- hence at Syra, cargo damaged, and cleared for
Constantinople 30th March
WESTPORT, April 16.—The Assistance, Poole; from Liverpool for
Westport, struck on a Reef in Blacksod Bay, 15th instant, and
bilged
BARROW, near ULVERSTONE, April 18.—A large vessel, laden
with tin, pig iron, railroad iron, bales of prints, &c. was Ivr0•1(ed
near Pile Foudry, during the late gales ; parr of the cargo saved
GENOA, April 11.—A three masted vessel, laden with planks,
wine and flour, dismastcd and abandoned, was passed 19th March,
in lat. 36, long. 5, off Cadiz
CHINA, Jan. s.—About twenty vessels, inward bound, are lying
outside, with their cargoes on board, not being allowed to discharge,
in consequence of the Hong merchants refusing to secure them,
owing to the recent disturbances