The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-03-11 00:00:00

Ilittrittgence,

TUESDAY, MARCH B.—Noon, Wind N.N.E.—Light breeze.
ARRirmn--Amelia Matilda. Foster, from Bonny, sailed 28th Nov—
Dalhousie Castle, Gill ; and Pleiades, Young, from Mobile—Swallow,
Finch, from St Michael's—Gertrude. from Lisbon—Columbus,
Cobh, from New York, sailed 10th Feb.

SAILED—The Corsair, Williams, for Halifax—Alleghany, Michaels,
for'Pli:ladclphia—Savanilla, Padilla, for Carthagena—Wanderer, Cobb,
for Rio and Bbmbay.

The St Andrew, Thompson, hence, at New York, 12th Feb.
Ilarkaway, Fisher; hence, at do, 15th
Ajax; Mem, hence, at do, 15th
James Grata, James. hence, at Savannah.
Brothers, Poole, hence, at do.
Robert Kerr, Thorns, hence, at Mobile.
Thistle, Vagler, hence, at Eastport.
Mary Dugdale, Worthington, hence for Calcutta, was spoken in lat.
33 21 N, long. 13 SW.
The Fairfield, from Savannah, and the General Williams, from Mo-
bile, for this port, was spoken oil' Cape Clear, on the 4th and 6th inst.
by the Columbus. Cobb, arrived from New York:
The Cigar. Clarkson, was to sail from Buenos Ayres for Valparaiso,
on the 15th Dec.
The Rolla, Baily ; Osborne, Balberney ; and Conga, Bristol, from
London, at Bonny.
The Robert, sailed from Quebec IBth Nov. for Lancaiter,
and has not since been beard of.
The Florida, Serren, from Natchez at this port, touched' on Lancaster
Sands yesterday, slipped an anchor and cable, lost main topgallant--
nidst and mizen topsail-yard.

WEDNESDAY, Mown 9.—Noon, Wind S.S.W. Light.
ARRIVRD—The Agnes and Ann. Roebuck, from New Orleans-..
Transfer, WA:elcun, tram Sicily—Pcarl, Cove, from Malaga—General
tioldridge, from Mobile—Fenwiek Keating, llforan,from St.
John, N.B.

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SAILED—The Thoinas ITaliburton, Calrow, and Magnificent, Tobin,
for Africa—Grotins, Page, for itavana—Janes Lemon, Lawton for St.
John, N.B.—Sheffield, ; Mary Catherine, Colburn, and Macon,
°shortie, for New York—Countess Mansfield, I.`lienzie, for Malta—
Catherine, Charlotte, Wikland, far Elsineur.

John O'Gaunt, Robertson, hence, at Batavia on the 31st Aug. and
Canton on the Ist Oct.

Juninn, Minder, hence, at Canton. Bth Oct.
Gipsev. Highat, henee, at ditto. 19th o,t.
Eliza Heywood, HeywoOd, hence, off Anjier, sth Nov.
Selma, Adams, hence, at China, hth Oct.
Arabian, Brown, from Bristol, at ditto, 18th.
Cordelia, rreb,,bton, hence. at dittd, 19t1i.
Jeannette, Lovett, hence, at ditto, 3!!d,
Belhaven. Crawford. and Hercules. Wood, hence, at ditto, ttlth.
General Gascoyne, Kirby, hence, a, ditto, previous to the 3d Nov.
Lady Charlotte, Kean, hence and Batavia, at ditto.
Tyrer, ; Reform, Dobie, and Arab, Lowe, hence and Slut.:
pore, at ditto.
James M'lnroy, Cleland, from the Clyde and Batavia, at ditto.
Fatima. Fethers; Collingwood, Hooke), ; Mary Somerville, Jack-
s On. and Claremont, Stephens, from Calcutta, at ditto.
Duke of Lancaster, Hargreaves, from ditto, at ditto, and was to sail
for London 25th Nov.
Alfred, Tapley, from Madras, at ditto.

Sarab.'Wh'ite'sides, from Manilla, at ditto.
Mary Walker, Pollock. from Manilla, at ditto.
Sir W. Ileatheote, Duthie, hence, at Madeira.
Commerce, Hubert, hence, at Cape Havtien.
Pekin, Blair, sailed from Madeira for Trinidad on the 29th Jan,
Amelia, Al' Master, sailed from ditto for Jamaica on the sth ult.
Albion, Clark, from Odessa, at COnstantinople, on the 9th ult. and
sailed on the 10th for this port.
Hiram, Smardon, and Bon AccOrd, Hamilton, heneo, at Marseilles.
Industry, Vinton, and Lynx, Ryder, hence, at St. Michael's.
Lealdade, Antonio, hence, at St. Übes.
Twee Gebroeders, Michelsen, hence, at,Antwerp.
Egide, Den Dnyts, hence, at Ostend.
The Scotia, Risk, from St. John, N.B. for Belfast; •St. Lawrence,
Corrington, from Mobile; Ebenezer, Williams, from Messina; and
James Dunn, Purse, from Lisbon for London, at Cove.

The Hope, Grani, from Hull for this poet, has been carried into
Torbay. with damatle, having been thrown on her beam ends.
The Margaret, Fisher; from Whitehaven for Wicklow, is on shore
at Isleman.
The Neptune; Patterson, from Sicily In this port. was fallen in with
Ist inst in lat. 43, lon. 11, dismasted and abandoned.

The Hellas, Scanlon, From China at Dahlia, sailed sth Nov. The
Alice was to sail in all Nov. for Leith.

BATAVIA, 14th Nov,—The report of the Joss of the Macclesfield, has
proved unfounded.

TIIURSDAY, MAUCH 10.-Noon, Wind N. W.—Pair.

ARRIVED—TiIe Miranda, Bolton, from Demerara, sailed trth Jan,-
-William lierdman, Longford, front New Orleans, sailed :nth Jan—
Fairfield, Slack, from Savannah—Laura, Day, from Demerara.

The Harriet, Fisher, from Marseilles, at the Clyde, sailed 9th Feb.,
left loading for this port the James Lyon, Delight, and Sisters. On
the 23d Feb. 60 miles S.W. from Lisbon, passed a quantity of oranges.
On the 2d instant, in the middle of the Bay of Biscay, saw a piece of
wreck apparently the stern plank of a vessel, having (in it a small plain
white moulding • next day saw more wreck—very severe weather,
Wind from 'North to N.W.

TELEGRA.PI-1 OFFICE, 111mai 10, 1826.

Wind at Holyhead, S.S.W.—Blowing fresh.

Off Tlolyhead, inward-hound--No. 1249, Confidence, B Rclinr, at
11 39 a.m.—No. 1121, Emecald Isle, (steamer) at 1 p.m.—No. 1270,
Greyhound, B Srnk, all p.m.—No. 1125, Gipsey, (steamer) mph loss
of howsv!t, at 1 p.m.
Off Poi It Lynas, inward-bound—No. 1450, John Peat, B B, at 11
a. m. (has a pilot.)
East or l'Ae Floating Light, inward.bound—No.l3o3, Acorn, B Schr,
at 3 20 p.m.