The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1840-03-24 00:00:00

SATURDAY. MARCH 21.—Wind N.N.W.

ARRIVED.—EIIen Highfield. Doughty. from Ancona—Fanny
Palmer. Hastie, from Smyrna—John Black, Churchward, from.
Odessa—and Endeavour. —. from Drogheda.
SAILED.—Queed, Seal, for St. Michael—Venus, M'Donald, for
Lima—Nova Born Pim, Mesquite, for Lisbon—Phoenix, Evans, for
Halifax—Admiral Benbow, Bruce, ditto—and Urgent, Fleming, for
Batavia, &c.

Ann Paley, Willianis, from Leghorn, at Cork, in 17 days
Cicely, -, from Cadiz for Newfoundland, at Crookhaven,
with damage, out 62 days
Plym, Davies, sailed from Constantinople for Leghorn 25th Feb.
Marie Antoinette, Ocket, hence at Antwerp
Akro, Trew, hence at Antwerp
Isabella, Demster, hence at Helvoet
Vrow Henriettc, Klie, hence at Bridle

Elise, Heldt, hence Off Pillau
HARLINGEN, March 16.—Sophia, Lindgard, fromißahia for Ham-
burg, was stranded 14th March, near Vile, and is expected to be-
come a wreck : crew saved

SUNDAY, MARCH 22.—Wind W.N.W. fresh,

ARRlVED.—Benjaniin Morgan. Johnson, from Charleston—St.
Mark. Varnum, from Savannah—Susquehanna, Miercken, from
Philadelphia—Pyrenees, —, from Gergenti—Wm. Fawcett,
(steamer) from Havre—Prince Albert, Gibson, from Scilly—Old
Tom, —, from Jersey.

Sarah Birkett. Atkins,from Laguna; sailed 30th Jan. in company
with the Lucretia, of Liverpool, for Cork; for orders. Left loading
the Lerwick, Catherine, and Bleng, to sail in about three weeks,
and the Majestic in 14 days. Also, in port the Amelia, Thalestris,
Salhs, British Queen, Spinster, Celt, Sirius. Alice Jane, and Chan-
(Poe, waiting for cargoes. The Superb and Hannah Grayson, were
going t- leave to look for freight.
Marge •et, Dowther, from Sierra Leone for Liverpool, at Kinsale,
leaky, aid mainyard sprung. On 25th Feb. in lat. 52, long. 15,
spoke the Java, from Manilla for Cork
Castries, Beazley, hence at Berhice
St. George, - , hence at Trinidad
Robert, Lawson, hence at Dominica
Irish Lass. Grandy, and Mersey, Clark, hence at Jamaica
Countess Dunmore, sailed from Jamaica 14th Jan. for the. Cape of
Good Hope; and DorotheaJsth Jan. for Mobile
Yarmouth, Forsythe, from Venice, at Ancona
Thomas Leech, Jolly, sailed from Ancona for Trieste 10th March
Mischief, Jones, sailed from Messina for Palermo and Liverpool,
27th March
Jane, Williamson, hence at Charente
Elize. Heldt, hence at Pillau
Medea, Bleckhert, hence for Memel, at Swinemunde
Scotch Lass, Kearney, and Alea, Tiernan, hence at Hamburg
Brilliant, Irlam, and Josephine, hence at Barbadoes
Russia, -, from New Orleans, off Kinsale
Tartar, of Sunderland, was seen Bth March, in lat. 51, long. 23,
dismasted and abandoned, by the Benjamin Morgan
Wm. Rathbone, -, from Africa for Liverpool, was spoken
11th March, in lat. 50. long. 14

Clipper, -, sailed from Bideford for Constantinople 19th
March

La Belle Barberie, hence for Halifax, at Holyhead, with loss of
foremast and maintopmast
THIRSTED, March 13.—A Prussian Brig, name unknown, from
Liverpool, laden with salt, is on shore between this place and
Hjoring

-ANriovA, Jan. 26.—The Liffey, France, from Liverpool for the
Spanish Main, rani on the reef north of Long Island, yesterday,
and bilged. Vessels have gone off to save the cargo

MONDAY, MARCH 23.
ARRIVED.—Martha Harrison, , from Newfoundland—Pa-
triot, Alexander, from Marseilles—Trinidad Packet, Griffiths, from
Loudon—Marys, Brany, and Teasdale, Sterling, from Licata—
Leander, , from St. John, N.B.
SAIL/M.—Monongahela, Tinley, for Philadelphia—Erin, Maine,
for Trinidad—Huran, Paine, for Portsmouth, U.S. and New York
Sherbrooke, O'Bryen, for Mobile—Harriet, Searle, for Malta and
Alexandria—and Constant, Van Schie, for Antwerp.

Garrick, Palmer, from New York, at this port j sailed 25th Feb.
On 18th instant, off Cape Clear, spoke the Alexander Grant, from
Savannah to Liverpool, and Sheridan, hence to New York
Merrimark, Pike, from Mobile, at this port ; sailed 1 nth Feb. On
29th in long. 43, saw a packet ship, with a black ball in her fore-
topsz...l, standing to the westward. On 21st instant, off Tuskar,
spoke the South America, hence for New York
The steamer Argyle, hence at Madeira in 11 days.
Westchester, Ferris, hence at New York 23rd Feb.
Duchess d'Orleans, . from Havre, at New York 25th Feb.
with dates from London to the 4th and Havre 9th Jan.
Wm. Rathbone, —, from Africa, off the Cove 20th instant
Mary Muir, Payne, from Newcastle, at Chaleston
Hesperus, Kelley, from St. Andrew's, at Jamaica
Samuel, Jameson, hence at Mobile
Madison. , and James Hunt, —, hence at Virginia
Josephine, . hence at Mobile
Jronside, (iron ship) hence for Texas. off Jamaica 2nd Feb.
Lucretia, , sailed from Laguira for Cork 30th Jan.
Lloyds, Blandford, from Licati for Liverpool, off the Cove
Despatch, , hence for St. Domingo, do
Unido, Pamphlona ; J.uiza, Elliott; Virginia, Brysen, and Pen.
samento Felix, Salitre, hence at Lisbon
Vixen, Scott, sailed from Lisbon 10th March, and Hirondelle, Ox-
ley, 14th March, both for Liverpool
LISIION, March 16.—A large 'British Ship, name unknown, is
coping in leaky _

Nm Rushton, Baffen, sailed from Oporto for Liverpool II th
March

Robert James Haynes, ; Achiever, , and Adelgunde,
—, hence at St. Thomas
Sirius, Croal, from DeMerara, at Laguna
Celt. Greg, and Amelia, Jedkens, from Barbadoes, ditto
Majestic, Rowland; Chandos, —; Superb, Newlands, and
Hannah, Grayson, from Jamaica, ditto
Salus, Turner, from Tampico, ditto
British Queen, Nicklejohn ; Spinster, Colquhoun, and Alice Jane,
Bleasdale, from Vera Cruz, ditto
Holyhead, March 22.-4 p.m. wind N.N.W. strong breeze.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. MARCH 20.
The change of wind has brought forward the accumulation of
several weeks' import, and the disposition to effect sales being very
general. the market has been heavy, at a decline of id qs, lb for the
better qualities, and id le, lb for the middling and ordinary descrip-
tions of American, which constitute a large proportion of the late
arrivals, Brazil is without alteration, and Surat, if any thing, is
rather higher. Speculators have taken 1200 hales of American,
and the business for export consists of 850 bales of American. 500
Sea Island are declared for auction next Friday.

ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON,
From the 13th instant to this day, inclusive.