The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1839-04-02 00:00:00

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FRIDAY, MARCH 29.—Wind E.S.E. moderate.
SA(LEn.,--George Washington, Holdredge, end Oxford, Rath.
bone; for New York—lrlam, Braithwaite, for Barbadoes—Georgina,
Hill, for Lima—Westmoreland, Smith ; Lerwick, Curry, and Dash,
Huntris, for St. John, N.B.—Emma Graham, Ferguson, for Oporto
—Minerva, Engblom, for Cadiz—Commerce, Adell, for Bombay—
Hardware, Viner, for Frinidad—Kynderdyk, Meyerhoff, for Dotter-
dam—Alfred, Guiblen, for Rochefort—John Peat, Leslie, for Rio
Janeiro—Chilmark, Penny, for Leghorn—Perseverance, Powers, for
Halifax—Mangerton, Hughes, for Riga—Narcisse, Pietranero, for
Bahia—Leldenruse, Konig, for Zwolle—Ward, Masters, for St.
John, N.B.—Ayrshire Lass, Nichol, for St. Thomas—Alexander,
Fischer, for Ostend—Silas Richards, Dickinson, and Lancashire,
Alexander, for New York—Brenda, Simpson, for Halifax, N.S.—
Mercer, Mercer, and Jane, Davidson, for Riga—Maypo, Seymour,
for Lima—Byron, Pearson, for Havana—Reliance, Berger, for
Demerara—Eggardon Castle, Worland, for Antigua—Cigar, Davies,
for Lima—Adelaide, Granby, for Oporto—Union, Normand, for
Newfoundland—Alicia, Pidgeon, for New York-Dampier, Moore,
for Jamaica—Fritannia. Kemp, for Sydney, N.S.W.—Veloce, Mes-
sieno, Villegrino, for Naples.-Lancashire Witch, Grayson, for
Monte Video—Novo Born Fim, Mosquito, for Lisbon—Eliza:San-
ders, Bailey, for Constantinople—Robert, Hamilton, for St. Lucia—
Octavio, Bayfield, for Lima—Blundell, Campbell, for Trinidad—
Margaret Highfield. Thom, for Leghorn—and Sofia, Lagana, for
Palermo.

Pilot, -, from Smyrna and Malta for Liverpool. off Messina
20th Feb.

Clio, Daly, hence at Halifax
Racer, Curtis, hence at St. Michael's
Octavio, Lucovick, from Trieste for this port, at Malta
Fairy Queen, hence at Malta
Red Rover, Coils, sailed from Malta for Liverpool 12th March
Astrea, Neil, hence at Genoa
Trewartha, Tonkin, sailed from Genoa, 13th March, and John
Souchay, Williams, 15th, both for Liverpool
WS YMOITTII, March 25.—The Tickler, Ellis, from London for New
South Wales, grounded near the Old Castle this morning, but will
be got off this tid6; without damage
RAMSAY, I.M. March 25.—The St. Andrew, from Letterkenny for
Liverpool, put into this harbour to-day, with lcss of mainmast
iaAyrwxar, March 24.—The Marie Catharine, Schaefer, from
verpool. for this port, which was on shore at the entrance of the
cheldt; on 21st March, has gone to pieces. Crew saved

SATURDAY, Marion 34—Wind S.E.
Aitaivsp.—Christopher Columbus, Huelin, from Gibraltar.
Sal LE.n.—Robertson, Neill, for Montreal--Bombay, Gay, for New
Orleans-TRembrant, Brabander, and Henriette, Hondt, for Antwerp
—Ditton, Le Gras, for Cara quet—Euphemia, Brett, for Copenhagen
—Orbit, Robinson, for St. John, N.l3.—Modesta, 'Menchuea, for
Santander--Maria, Jaeghere, for Ostend—and Heyworth, Dunlop,
for. Trinidad

JZ 4cas Wither, De Jonge, hence at Harlingen
Memnon, Every, from Aleppee, atlSt. Helena, and sailed 13th
Feb. for Cork
Orient, Taylor, sailed from St. Helena for Falmouth 12th Feb.
George & Mary, Golightly, from Bahia, at Texel
Judith & Esther, Moran. from Jamaica, at the Cove
Anna, , from Marseille% that was on shore nearthe Dingle,
was got off yesterday, and towed into the Queen's Dock

SUNDAY, MARCO 31.—March 31.—Wind S.S.E.
Lee, —, hence for Barbadoes, was spoken 24th Feb. in la
long. 42

Spencer, Spencer, hence at the Ctpecof Good Hope
Clementina, Brandt, add Lady of the Lake, Banks, hence at Mes-
sina

Ivanhoe, Alien, and Isabella, Strachan, sailed from Marseilles for
this port 24th March
Venture, Blackshaw, and Kate, Cuthbertson, hence at Hambro'
Jessie Ritchie, M'Lachlan, from Port-au-Prince, at the Elbe.
Webina, Kuiper, hence at Brake

DINGLE, March 25.—A stern board, with " Eliza" in large yellow
letters on it, and supposed to have belonged to a vessel of about
ago tons; pieces of bulwarks, &c. and a quantity of mahogany
have been picked up near this place
WEYMOUTH, March 29.—The Tickler, that was on shore 27th,
got off on the flood without damage, and sailed this morning for
New South Wales