The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1840-06-02 00:00:00

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FRIDAY, MAY 29.
Ana IVED.—Douro, Stubbs, from St. Kitt's—Henrietta, Longford,
from New Orleans—Carl Auguste. Beilke, from Danzic—Hopkin-
son, Stephenson, from BombayDeumark, Frost, from Charleston ;
sailed sth May—Oporto, Wilkie, from Faro—Concordia, Strack-
holder, from Leer—Emily, Brock, from Calcutta; left. St. Helena
7th April—Hibernia, Cobb, (sailed 12th May) ; Memphis, Nicholl,
(11th May), and Roscoe, Hutticston, from New York—Thomas,
Parry, from Cuba—and Adelaide, Davidson, from Mobile.

Hopkinson, Stephenson, from Bombay, at this port; sailed 4th
Feb. and from St. Helena 15th April. On 21st March, in lat. 32 S,
long. 26 E, spoke the Intrepid. from Calcutta for Berbice. On 22nd
March, in lat. 32 5, long. 23 E, spoke the Cornubia, from Bombay
for Liverpool

Imogen, Downes, from Calcutta, at this port : sailed 29th Jan.
and from St. Helena Bth April. On the l4th March, in lat. 31, long.
36 E, signalised the London, from Mauritius to London, and the
Ann, from China for London. The Ann telegraphed, by Marryat's
code, as follows: "64 days from China (20th January), those
vessels which had discharged cargoes, loaded Tea from foreigners ;
full ships were going to the nearest port." In reply to—" Have all
English vessels left China ?"—" No."

Thomas Worthington, -, from Lima, at this port; sailed
26th Feb. has a freight of 260,000 dollars.
Clifton, Hill, from Hobart Town, at this port ; sailed 26th Jan.
On 2nd April, i❑ lat. 20 40 S, long. 37 45 W, spoke the Eliza Kin-
caid, and Cornwall, both from Liverpool to Rio Janeiro. On 24th
April, in lat. 10 23 N, long. 34 W, spoke the Pearl, from Valparaiso
to Cadiz. On 18th May, in lat. 43, long. 17 30, spoke the Harriet,
hence to Baltimore. On 27th May, in 1at.51 '26, long. 10, spoke the
Venezuela, (steamer) from Cork to Barbadoes
Engine, Codet, hence at Havre
Dorothea, De Boer, hence at Texel
Copse, Louthean, hence, at Jamaica
Ilostelina, Day, hence, at Cape Haytien
Wanstead, Agnew, hence, at St. Thomas
Dove, Cobbe, and KersWell, Glover, hence, at Barbados
Elizabeth, Midwinter, hence, at Grenada
Albion, Dooley, and Wilsons, Campbell, hence, at Trinidad
Margaret, Jackson. hence, at Demerara
Vriendship, Klein, hence, at Zwolle
Augusta, De Jaghine, hence, at Ostend
Emily, Heroine, and Mary and Anne, from Valparaiso, at Iquique
Plumstead, Simonds, from Valparaisa, at Acagetha, and loading
for Istappa

Brandon, from Guayaquil at ditto, and was loading for Mazatlai
50th February

Hermes, Oliphant, hence, at Lima, and was to sail about the 7th
March for Iquique
Brilliant, Lefevre, hence, at Trinidad
Henry Bell, from. London and this port, at Alexandretta
Helme, A strope, from Alexandretta, at Beirout
Palmyra, Gill. hence, at Malta, and sailed 14th May for Alexandria
Rob Roy, Albanson, hence, at ditto
No. 292, Hibernia, A.S., from New York, was off Point Lynas at
S a.m., with a pilot
The Sylphide, for St. Petersburgh, was run down yesterday off
the Floating Light, by the England, for Quebec; crew saved. The
masts and sails, apparently attached to the hull, were passed by
the Action steamer at 6 last evening
1114 l', MAY 6.—The Lively, late Hicks, from Liverpool to
Dordrecht. sprung a leak and sunk ow the latter place
LINA UMAIZIS, MAY 28.—The Janc, Williamson, for Charente, is
afloat, and remains windbound in Friar's Roads