The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-07-13 00:00:00

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TUESDAY, JULY 10.—Wind W.S.W. Moderate.
ARRIVED—RusseII Baldwin, *tett, and Isaac Newton, Rice, from
Mobile—William A. Robb, , from St. John, N.B.—Clio.
Daly, from Miramichi—Swift, —, from Bathurst; sailed 19th
ult.—Jack Tar, —, from Trieste—George IV. , fm Cadiz
Radloff, from Griefswald.

SAILED—BIeng, M'Dowall, for Madras—Mary Howland, Weare,
for New York.

Cordelia, Creighton, hence at China, 6th March.
Mary Bibby, Cuming, hence at Bbmbay, sth May.
William Turner, Roals, hence at ditto, 12th,
Monarch, Booth, hence at ditto, 13th.
Tamerlane, Smith, from the Clyde at ditto.
General Palmer, Down, from London at ditto.
H. Co 's (steamer) Atalanta, from Suez at ditto, the Bth May,
with dates from London to the 27th March,
'-Barbara and Svria called the 36th April, the William the 7tli
and Cestrian on the 18th, all for this port.
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Lawrence, Gill, hence at Calcutta 15th April.
Hindoo, M`Gill, and Victory, Blackley, hence at ditto 19th.
Thalia, Graham, hence at ditto, 22d.
Favourite, Robinson, hence at ditto, Ist May.
Frankland, Webbe, hence at ditto, Ist.
Mary Ann Webb, Lloyd, hence at ditto, 2d.
Fletcher, from London at ditto, Bth.
Forth, Baxter, and Margaret Connall, Morris, from the Clyde, at
ditto.

Mona and Elephanta, sailed from Calcutta the 19th April, and the
Heywood, on the 30th. all for this port, and the Ivanhoe, on the
19th April, for Falmouth.
Jamaica, Johnston, hence at Jamaica.
Woodstock, Cook, hence at ditto.
Elizabeth Moore, Cumming, hence at St. Thomas.
Ohio, Cutter, and Plato, Dewson, hence as Boston.
Falcon, Brennan, hence at Ancona.
Levant, Cundy, hence at Smyrna.
Scipio, -, from Port-au-Prince at Trieste.
Ruby, }laming, hence at Lisbon.
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St. Sebastian, (steamer, hence at Oporto.
Franklin, Burgess, from New Orleans to Havre, struck upon an
anchor and sunk, inside the bar. of the Mississippi, previous to the
11th June ; she had 19 feet water her hold ; cargo expected Ito
be saved in a damaged state.
Laidmans, Hughes, from Jamaica at this port, sailed 28th May.
On the Bth ult. in lat. 38 0, long. 54 0, experienced a heavy hur-
ricane, from midnight to 6, u.m. lost sails, &c. On the Bth instant
off Ballycotton, spoke the Europe, Marshall, hence for New York.
Columbus, Pentreath, from Quebec at this port, in 23 days, after
being aground near the Rock.
Mary. Walker, from Smyrna •at this port, On the 4th instant,
in lat. 40 0, long. 12 0. spoke the Yictoria,Yates, hence for Pernam-
buco.

WEDNESDAY, JULY 11.—Wind S.W. moderate.
A inivan—Commerce, Reid, and Rajah, Bliss, from Mobile—
Ann, Robertson, from St. John, N.B.—lndus, Nicol, and Osprey,
Kirk, from Quebec—Sarah, Leader, from Denmark.
SAlLED—Elizabeth, Upplehy, for St. Petersburg—Christiana,
Harris, for Newfoundland—Cornelia, Chase; Powhattan, 11PCer-
ran ; Sheffield, Allen, and Isaac Hicks, Ingersoll, for New York—
Swea, Nissen, for Tonsberg, &c.—Planet, -Ritchie, for BAircelona,
&c.—Oberlin, Hoyt, for Baltimore—Grace, Reid, for Virginia—
Wakefield, Sullivan ; Nelson Village, Power; Resolution, Carter,
and China, Larmour, for Quebec—Monongahela, Mierckin, for
Philadelphia—Dana Maria, Steel, for. Oporto—Sir H. Douglas,
Stokes, for Onega\-N—Forth, Glen, for Madeira, &c.—Anna Friede-
rica, Brandt, Elsineur—Tom ToughiWilliams, for Charente—Tally-
ho, Cormick, forVirginia—llabna-b, Hacquoil,for Gaspee—Leonora,
Harrison, and Mary Hartley, Jones, for Demerara—Exile, Avery,
for Messina, &c.—Sarah Nicholson, Buck, for Campo Bello—Dash,
Huntriss, for Copenhagen.

Phoenix, Hartley, hence at Antigua.
Five brothers, Crabb, hence at Port-au-Prince.
Betsey Black, Laing, hence at St. Thomas.
Ringrnahon Castle, Doyle, from Hamburgh at Trinidad.
Nymph, -, hence at Newfoundland.
Ann, Brown, hence at Santa Martha.
Corsair, Cumming, from Leghorn at Gibraltar, and sailed 24th
ult, for this port.
Arno, Murray, from Leghorn at Gibraltar, and sailed 27th ult. for
this

COral, Payne, hence at Figueira.
Quinta de Vesuvio, Burton, hence at Oporto.
Endraght, Limmen, hence at lielvoet.
Maria, Steene, hence at Ostend.
Fame, Graham, hence at Pillau.
Navarin, Schaur, hence at Stralsund.
David Cannon, ----, from New Orleans at London.
The following vessels were spoken with by the Great Western
steamer :—June 4. Sir J. Franklin, from Buenos Ayres, bound to
Liverpool, in lat. 50 20, lon. 11 30, out 63 days.—June 7. St. Cloud,
from Londonderry, bound to Philadelphia, in lat. 47 30, lon. 27 0,
out nine days. —June 8. Nelson Village, from Charleston. bound to
Liverpool, in lat. 47 4, lon. 30 10, out twelve days.—June 13. Chief,
of Bost, bound to St. Petersburgh, in lat. 42 20, lon. 56 6, out 11
days.—June 6. saw a steamer to the northward, supposed to be her
Majesty's steamer Dee.—July 2. Egeria, of Sunderland, from Car-
diff, bound to Sydney, in lat. 44 46, lon. 39 10, out-50 days.—July 6.
Adelina, from Liverpool, bound to New York, in lat. 49 36, lon. 15
17 ; left June 24.—July 6. Exchanged colours with an American
ship standing to the N.W. ; private signal, red burgee with white
cross or white letter.—Exchanged signals with an American ship,
standing to the Southward ; private signal, blue burgee with white
star, and something black in the centre of the star : also a large
blue vane at wizen topgallant-mast head. with a star in the cen-
tre.

The Cambria, Shaddock, from Antigua at this port, sailed 10th
ult. On the Bth instant, at 3 p.m., in lat. 51 0, lon. 12 0, passed the
Royal William (steamer,) hence for New York. Wind S.W.
The Savanilla, Ridley, from Savanilla at this port, sailed 29th
May, in company with the Zetland, hence for Cadiz. Left the
Grace, Tinion, to sail in about three weeks, On the 19th ult. in
lat 39 13, lon. 5514, experienced a violent hurricane, lost sails,
stanchions, &c. and was on her beam ends for five hours. On the
20th, saw a British brig, with loss of topmasts, and decks swept*
On the 22d, in lat. 38 35, lon. 55 35, saw a ship with loss of main-
mast.

THURSDAY, JULY 19.
ARRlVED.—Catharine, Driscoll, from Jamaica—Petersburg,
from Marseilles—Thistle, , from St. Andrew's—
and Tiger, ----, from Bathurst.
Rapid. Adams, from Bahia; sailed 23rd May, in company with
the Rebecca, for Trieste. Left loading for this port, the Harriet,
Wilson, and Heroine, Scott; and for the Channel, the Howard.
Grenada, and Sophia. On Gth July, in lat. 47, long. 18, exchanged
numbers with the Manchester, hence for Quebec
Manchester, Bosworth, from Mobile ; sailed sth June. and from
the 10th to the 17th June, experienced very bad weather off the
Coast of Florida

Chieftain, Thorns, from Quebec, at Lame
Kirkman Finlay, Russell, sailed from China for London 13th
March

Virginian, Harris, hence for New York, was spoken 23th June,
in lat. 45, long. 34
Tuskina, Post, hence for New York, wss spoken 27th June, in
lat. 46, long, 25
W oodbury, -, hence for New York, was spoken 3rd inst.
in lat. 50, long. 10
Corinth, , hence for Boston, was spoken 4th instant, in
lat. 49, long. 12
Limena, Snowdon, hence at Trinidad
Ellen German, Blundell, for Cork, and Ellen Highfiehl, Doughty,
for Liverpool, sailed from Leghorn 27th June
Floraville, Mitchell, from Chili, at Swansea
Devon, -, hence for Venice, at Kinsale