The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1839-09-24 00:00:00

&pipping Inttiligenu. •

FRIDAY, SEPT. 20.—Wind S.W. Fair. •
kaalvEn.—Henry, Halrah, from Palermo—Emma, Irving, from
Lisbon—Emily, Cakes, from Finland.
SAlLED.—Cambria, Robertson, for Calcutta—William Salthouse,
Hunter, for Trinidad—Hardware, Viner, for St. Vincent—Denison,
Jones, for Demerara—Lightning, Le Sur, for Malta—Daniel Dyer
Dyer, for Syra, &c.—Kelloe, Milburn, for Dordt— Mary, Ward, for
Malta—Centaur, Fox, for Gibraltar—Cornelius Dasse Victor, Bos.
ker, for Rotterdam.

Qnig, Stone, hence, at Constantinople, and sailed 28th August for
Smyrna
Anion, Harris, hence, at Marseilles
Radcliffe, Vivian, hence, at Alicant; and sailed 28th Aug. for Denia
Margaret, Motter, hence, at ditto
Bambnry, Davies, hence, at Helvoet
Christian Benjamin, Kraner, hence, at Ostend
John Dugdale, M'Gowan, from Singapore, at the Downs
Vesper, Brown, hence for Dordt, at Shields
Robert Syers, - from Batavia, at Berbice
Sandbach, Bispham;hence, at Demerara
Mary, Nelson, was to sail from ditto for this port 14th Aug.
Warrior, Wade, hence for Lisbon, off Scilly, 16th instant
Commaquil, Sears, from Cuba, off Swansea

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21.—Wind W. light.
Aitaiven.—Trinity Yacht, Johnson, from Denia—Grace Darling,
Crockett, from Trieste—Washington, M'Lay, from Quebec—Fairy
Queen, —, from Beirout.
SAlLED.—Liverpool, (steamer) Fayrer, for New York—James
Lemon, Stone, for St. John, N.B.—.Pensamento Feliz, Solitro, for
Lisbon—Matilda, Hodgson, Genoa, &c.—Nicholas First, Aspgren,
for Gamla Carleby—John Taylor, Tyrrell, for Africa—Convivial,
Hampton, for Newfoundland—Orpheus, Bailey, for New York—
Atlas, Schmidt, for Antwerp—Thomas Leech, Jolly, for Pernambuco
—Reliance, Hall, for Bombay—Louise, Rooms, for Antwerp—
Frances, Dixon, for Madeira, &c.—Daniel Dyer, Dyer, for Syra, &c.
Rothschild, Lucket, for Bombay—and Thomas Battersby, Leitch,
for Bahia.

Superb, Newlands, from Jamaica, at this port; sailed Ist Aug.
On Bth' Aug. off Cape St. Nicholay 'Mole, spoke H.M. Steamer,
from St. Thomas, with the first July mail. On the Ist Sept. in lat.
39, long. 40, spoke the Vanguard, from Honduras for London, had
experienced very squally weather in the Gulf, and was struck by
lightning, but did not receive any injury. On 10th Sept. in lat. 44,
long. 31 30, spoke the Liverpool, from Liverpool for New York
Susanne Wilhelmine, Bencke, hence at Danzic
George, Payne, hence at Harlingen
Helena, Gialtyhence at Oszmiana

J asper, Williains. hence for Rctterdam, at Penzance
Lord Russell, List, from St. Petersburg for Lancaster, at Camp
beltown

Scotia, I\l'Lellan, from Stettin for Liverpool, at Campbeltown
British Queen, (steamer) from I.ondon for New York, was spoken
10th Sept. in lat. 47, long. 25
Ann, Cassidy, hence for London, was on shore at the Nore, 19th
Sept. filling with water

Circassian, Stickney, from St. John, N.B. at the Clyde; sailed
16th Aug. On 20th Aug. in lat. 45, long. 50, spoke the Edipire,
hence for New York. with 180 passengers, out 39 days, and sup-
plied her with provisions. On Ist Sept. in lat. 45, long, 50, was in
contact with a large barque, (name on head rails Ann,) which left
her figure head on board the Circassian ; two of the latter's crew
were missing, and are supposed to have got on board the Ann

Sir Walter Scott, - , hence for Quebec, was spoken 25th Aug
in lat. 44, long. 45
James Lyon, Shelden, hence at Honduras

Montagiie, Carib, sailed from Messina for Liverpool 30th Aug

SUNDAY, R -EPTICAIBELL 23,

ARRlVED.—Perseverance, eorkhill, from Sydney, N.S.W. and
Bahia—Ellen, Wilson, from Buctush--Medora, Harrison, from Bar-
badoes—and Clipper, , from St. Übes.
SAILICD.—Marion, Masters, for Cadiz—Pomona, Emith, for Con-
stantinople—Fairfield, Pearson, for Cronstadt—Concordia, Eddes,
and John Troughton, Jordan, for Dordt—Derwent, Addison, for
Rotterdam—Columbia, Baker, for Newfoundland—Esk, Adamson,
for Trieste—Amazon, Holmes, for Odessa—and Eliza, Nowlan, for
Dordt.

Caledonia, Smith, sailed from Bahia for Liverpool 31st July, and
Ivanhoe, Gibson, for Trieste, 4th Aug.
Catharine, , hence at the Gulf of St. Lawrence

Thomas Mellor, Hutchinson; Falcon, Matthews, and Ironside,
Mitchell, hence at Pernambuco

Traveller, Pallott, sailed from Pernambuco for Pataiba 27th July
Uzella, Newton ; Speck, Hamilton : Jane, Davidson ; Time,
Ellis, and Aim Louisa, Scott, hence at St. Petersburg
Venus, Steinorth, hence at Riga
Felex, Renning, hence at Warnemunde
Palamedes, Nieman, hence at Flensburg
H.C. Steamer, from Suez, at Bombay, with the mail of Bth June
A steamer would leave Bombay for Suez, with the mail for Eng-
land 17th Sept.
Maranhaense (steamer) and Ferris, Palfrey, hence at Rio Janeiro
Abbotsford, Hicks, sailed from Rio Janeiro for New South Wales
13th July
St. Pietro, Basso; Lord Althorp, Jackson, and Australia,
hence at Bahia

Glenelg, , from London. at Bombay
The Falcon, Mathews, hence at Pernambuco on the 30th July.
On the 28th July, beating up the Coast, spoke the ship Ironside.
CEYLON, July 13.—The James M'lnroy, , from Bombay,
for the Clyde, was totally wrecked 20th April, on one of the Mal-
dive Islands. Crew saved

WICKLOW, Sept. 17.—The James, —, from Liverpool for
Dublin, was stranded on the bar of this port, 15th Sept. and filled;
but was pumped out yesterday, and has been brought into the har-
bour, with little damage

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 23.—Wind N.W.

ARRIVED.—St. Patrick, Evil, from Newfoundland.
SAlLED.—Effurt, Orfeur, from Trieste—America, Stafford, for
Baltimore—Emma, Aughterson, for Africa—Merchant, Jordan, for
Salem—Lady Bayonnes, Haram, for Bayonne—Bror, Wahbros, for
St. Petersburg—and Franconia, Blake, far New York.

Malabar, Southern, from Sincapore, at Lourbock, and was to
sail for Cowes in all June

Lady Paget, and Eliza Kincaid, hence at Batavia
John Denniston, from London, at Bombay 6th July
Commerce, , from Liverpool, at ditto 9th
Demerara Packet, from Lianelly, ditto, 13th
Kilkenny, {steamer) from Cork, ditto, 13th, afterwards named the
Zenobia

Wm. Sharples, sailed from Bombay 13th July; Manchester, and
Albyn, 15th; and Broad Oak, 23rd July, all for Liverpool. Mon-
arch, 10th July, and British King, 16th July, both for the Clyde;
and Thomas Coutts, for China, 28th July
Liverpool, (steamer) hence for New York, was off Tuskar at 4
a.m. and oil' Koninbeg Light at 5 a.m. 22nd instant
Adelaide, hence for Manilla, was spoken 28th July, in lat. 1 S,
long. 51
Sherbrooke, O'Brien, hence at Maranham

Rival, Keswick, from Rio de Janeiro, at ditto, and sailed for
Quebec

Charlotte,Warren ; Black-eyed-Susan, Watkins, and Edgecombe,
Hoyle, hence at Newfoundland

Helena,
H Drcnning, hence at Quebec
Crinca, May 25:—The following vessels are at Whampoa.—
British : George IV, David Scott, Eliza, Reliance, Ann. Jane, Eliza-
beth Dickman, Orwell, and Trusty.—American Panama, Horatio,
Covington, and Francis Stanton. The following vessels arc out-
side Lady Grant, Amherst, Amelia, Phsyche, Indus, Panama, Ma-
hoodie, Heroine, Robert Fulton, Mermaid, Lady Hayes, Anna,
Smithras, Rosa, Rose, Ruparee, John Gilpin, Fernate, Pearl, Cor-
sair, Thistle, Lambton, Attaran, Virginia, Maulmein, Omega,
Porch'. Henry Clay, Talbot, Nantasket, Naples, Mangalore, Man.
ley, Favourite, Harlequin, Couasgee Family, Copeland, Caledonia,
Tory, Florida, Edmondstone, Emily Jane, John Marsh, Rouble,
John Horton, Spy, Llama, and Marmion.
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Marmion, jellaril; John Horton, , and Copeland, hence at
China

Tigris, Titherington, sailed from Macaio for this port 23rd May
Ager, for Cork, sailed from Macaio 26th May
Ingleborough, Rickett, for Bristol, Isabella, for Leith; Parrock
Hall, Rosalind, Premier, Orwell, Lord Wnr. Bentinck, and St. Vin-
cent, for London, cleared at Canton in May
CANTON, May 28.—Liitle business now remains to be done at
Canton. Most of the Europeans have already left; the merchants
that remain are engaged in winding up their affairs, and will also
leave as, soon as the vessels at WhampoiN, are dispatched, which will
be in about 10 days. Trade will then be entirely suspended

TELEGRAPH OFFICE, SEPTEMBER 23, 1839.

Wind at Holyhead North, very light breeze in the morning.
Ditto, W.S.W. light breeze in the evening.
Off Holyhead, inward bound, at 8 a.m. No. 838, Hope, B.Sc. from
Bristol.
Off Holyhead, outward bound, at 6 a.m. No. 26, Frances, B.S.
for Madeira.
Off Point Lynas, outward bound, at 1 p.m. f,To. 1338, Columbia,
8.8. for Newfoundland; 631, Reliance, B.S. yesterday, at 9 a.m.
for Bombay ; 32, John Taylor, do. B.S. at 2 p.m. for Africa; 351,
Thos. Leech, 8.8. for Pernambuco, and 775, Matilda, 8.8. for Leg-
horn, do. at 4 p.m. 515, Thos. Battersby, 8.8. at 5 p.m. for Bahia.
Off Great Ormshead, inward bound, at 8 a.m, No. 252, Abbots-
ford, B.S. from Bombay; and 913, Melby, 8.8. from Ceara.