The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1840-05-29 00:00:00

WEDNESDAY, MAY 27.—Wind W.N.W. moderate,

ARRIVED,—ChampiOn, Wright, from Pernambuco and Paraiba.—
Reynard, Wetherall, from Naples.—Elizabeth, Jennings, from St.
Joseph's.—Pauline, and Henriette, from Ostend.—Roscoe, Huttles-
ton, from New York.—Adelaide, from Mobile.—hnogen, from
Calcutta.—Thomas Perry, from Cuba
SAILED.—Sir J. Franklin, Borthwick, for Rio Janeiro.—lndepen-
dence, Nye; Angora, Salisbury and Warsaw, Mendell, for New
York.—Robert Burns, Messenger; John Bull, Rogers ; Actress,
Dixon, and Greenhow, Mackay, for Quebec.- Bristol, Hesketh, and
Mary A. Henderson, Evans, for Cadiz and Monte Video.—Oberon,
Whitesides, for Lima.—Jane, Reid, for Leghorn.—Thalia, Rogers,
for Genoa and Leghorn.—Hope, Jellard, and George Sutton,
Archer, for Labrado.—St. Mary, M'Minn, for Jamaica.—Joseph
Potter, Wilson, for Charleston.—Tally Ho, Taylor, and Mischief,
Jones, for Ancona.—Octorara, Deccan, for Philadelphia.— Galway
I.ass, Abbett, for Archangel.—Louisa, Chalker, for Amsterdam.—
Grenada, Miller, for Calcutta.

Balfour, Foster, from Bombay at this port, sailed 2gth January,
ans from St. Helena, 4th ult. On tile 16th ult. in lat. 1 40, N. lou,
20 39, W. spoke the the Venus, M'Donald, hence for Lima.
Johnstone,'Spenee, hence at Demerara, in 26 days.
Integrity, Watson, and Mearns, Allen, hence at St John, N.B.
Earl Durham, Doane, hence at Halifax.
Ariel, Hoodless, hence and Newfoundland at New York, 3rd inst
Lagoda, hence at Baltimore
Flying Fish, Edwards, hence at Odessa

Thomas Crisp, Bloom, sailed from ditto for England, 10th inst
Danubio, Milinovich, sailed from Trieste for this port, gth inst
Elizabeth Mary Ann, Ball, hence at Naples
Mary Jane, Osborne, sailed from Naples for this port 2nd inst
Abeona, Baron, sailed froth Marseilles for this port, oth inst
Johanna, Stuck, hence at Hamburgh
Handelaars, Nyman, and Camilla, Coster, hence at Harlingen

Aurora, Nieman, from Wismar, for this port at Elsineur
Amphitrite, Rentz, frpm Rostock, for this port at ditto
Jonge Wicher, Bontekoc, hence at Zoltkamp
Union, Pulham, hence for South Australia, off Weymouth, 25th
inst

Bruce, Campbell, from Havana for St. Petersburgh, at Pentland
Frith 23rd inst

Caledonia hence for New York, was spoken sth inst. in lat. 44 0,
lon. 46

CORK, 23rd May.—A vessel, bottom up, about 200 tons, with deep
keel and flat floor, and about 8 inches of false keel, not Coppered,
was passed Igth inst. on the edge of soundings, by the Ardent,
Hartgrave, arrived ofl this port.

THURSDAY, MAY 28.
ARRIVED.—Robert James Haynes, —, from Rio dela Hache
—Oxford, Robinson, from Savannah—Marathon, Brown, from
Charleston.

SAftEn.—Kate, Barrett; Anja, Hazewlnkel, and Maria Aletta,
Schutt, for Rotterdam—Wm. Herdman, Michael, for Quebec—
Erie, Funk, for New York—Alonzo, Adey, for Naples—George,
Moller, for Narva—Ada, Rowe, for Marseilles—Wm. Sorle, Frame,
for Monte Video—Despique de Inveyja, da Cruz, for Lisbos—Gue-
senan, Lake, for Danzic—Leonidas, Gardner, for Bristol, U.S.—
Emma, Thomas, for Ancona—Carl, Westerburg, and Prpvidentia.
Well, for Elsinore—Diana, Warus, for Bremen—Aurora Liberal,
Mendes, for Oporto—Abeona, Jennett, for Newfourujland—Wis-
mar, Krohn, for Cronstadt—Galata, Palmer, for Constantinople—
Regalia, Cobb; William, Clouston, and Sylphide, SOhrueling, for
St. Petersburg—Hirondelle, Oxley, for Constantinfsple—Liberty,
Littledale, for Newroundland—John Christian, Niejehr, for Elsinore
Emma, Fischer, from Stettin—Galata, Bruhm, for:St. Petersburg—
Emelia, Brading, for Riga—Ostsee, Trettin, for Copenhagen—
Charlotte Froderick. Schribe, for Christiana—John Marshall, Poy-
thress, for Alexandria—Courier, Stindt, for Bremen—Johanna,
Peterson; for Rendsborg—Coral, Payne, for Rotterdam—Alfred,
Paelow, for St. Petersburg—and England, Gardiner, for Quebec.

Barbadian, Hughes, from Norfolk, at Jamaica
Sarah, Hanker, hence at Marseilles
Jane, Watson, from Valparaiso, at Deal
St. Patrick, Daris, from Newport for Liverpool, at Milford, with
loss of main topmast
Felicity, Ackers, from , at Studwall Roads, with loss of
foremast and leaky
Thomas Worthington, , sailed from Lima for Liverpool 24th
Feb:

Ilindley, -- from Istappa, at Lima, and was to sail for
Liverpool Ist Maul
Eblana, , and Avon, , hence at Trinidad
Lively, [lick; Agatha, de Groot, and Chieftain, Baxter, hence at
Helvoet
Brilliant, , hence at Jamaica
Mary, (supposed the May) off Cape Palmyras 21st March
Elizabeth Radcliffe, Black, hence at Lima in 112 days
Murray, , hence at Jamaica
Despatch, de Gruchy, hence for Hayti, off Antigua 24th April
Sonnes, Campbell, from Belfast, at Troop, with loss of topmasts,
bound to St. John
Douro, Stubbs, from St. Kitts, at the Cove
Chieftain, Todd, from Sierra Leone, ditto
Jenny, Boumack, hence at Newfoundland
Tomlinson, -, hence off Tampico
Ann Mondell, Roberts, from London, at Trinidad
Heyworth, Dunlop, from the Clyde, at Demerara
Glanmalier, Brown, hence at Valparaiso

Black Prince, Martin ; Iteroine,- Bouch, and Asia, Bloomfield,
sailed from Valparaiso for Islay 4th Feb. and Pearl, Carrick, for
Cadiz 6th Feb.

ANTIGUA, April 25.—The Eleanor, M'Pherson, from Liverpool
for New Orleans, ran on the Horse Shoe Reef 22nd instant, but got
of without apparent damage, and making no water, proceeded
BEA UM A EIS, May 27.—The Jane, Williamson, hence to Charente,
is aground in Friar's Roads, but not expected to receive any da-
mage _ _

ift:LL, May 26.—The Hebbles, Floating Light Ship, came in here
last night, having broken from her moorings during the gale

TELEGRAPH OFFICE, MAY 28, 1840.

Wind at Holyhead, S.W. moderate.
Off Holyhead, outward bound, at 6 p.m. No. 388, Mischief, 13.13 k
for Ancona.

' Off Point Lynas, inward bound, (have pilots,) No. 127 g, Grey-
hound, B.Sc. at S a.m. ; No. 1612, Henrietta, B.S. from New Or-
leans, and g 6, Thomas Worthington, 8.8. at 2 p.m. and No. 115,
Clifton, 8.13 k. at 4 p.m.
Off Voel Nant, inward bound; at 7 p.m. No. 1612, Henrietta,
B.S. from New Orleans.