The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1840-02-04 00:00:00

Matilda, Hod Son, from Leghorn, at this port, leaky, having struck
on the banks coming in
Union, (steamer) from Maryport, at this port, with cotton from
the wreck of the Harriet

Algonquin, , from Liverpool for Philadelphia. off Dungar-
von, 3gth Jan. 21 days out
Europe, Marshall hence for New York, at the Cove; 26th and
27th Jan. was in company with the Roscius, hence for New York,
off Cove

Union, Whateley, from Londdn for Boston, at the Cove, dis-
masted

Betsey, Ivey, hence for Alexandria, Egypt, at Falmouth, 23 days
out ; was as far as lat. 48 48. long. 10
Redbreast, Millard, hence for Cadiz,. at Kingstown,
Malcom, Sim, hence for Sincapore, at Anjer
Ebro, , hence for Manillo. at Anjer
Egmond, , from Holland, at Batavia, 23rd Oct. in 82 days

The Smack Carry-on was . driven on shore to the Northward of
R amsey Harbour, (Isle of Man) 30th-Jan. and went to pieces. Two
men drowned

Cadiz, M'Kinlay, from Ireland for Liverpool, and the 'smack
Betty & Jenny, for Liverpool, were driven on shore at Port le Mur-
ray, (Isle of Man) 30th Jan, ; the former is much injured, the latter
has gone to pieces .
Ellen, Wilson; Birmingham, Robinson, and England, Gardner,
hence at Mobile
• Intrinsic, Davidson, hence at Savannah
.losepha, M'lntyre, hence at Charleston
Elizabeth, , hence at Newfoundland
Margaret Highfield, Johnson, hence at Leghorn 22nd Jan. in 26
days
'Perseverance, , hence at Ostend
Fairy Queen' Goodwin, hence at Constantinople
Providence, Gough, hence for St, Michael, at Ramsey
Royal Forrester, , hence for Trieste, at Deaumaris
• Monument, Chase, hence for New York, at Waterford, out 21
days. Lost main yard, spanker boom, stern boat, sails, &c.
Express Packet, , from Falmouth for the West Indies, off
the Lizard, 2sth Jan. ; 11 days out

CovE, Jan. 35.—The wind is blowing very strong from E.S.E.
with every prospect of a gale ; should it come mare to the eastward,
the outward bound vessels will proceed to sea
CHARLESTON, Jan. 9.—John Anderson, Miller, from Liverpool
for this port? went on shore 7th Jan. on the South breakers, and
bilged yesterday ; a steamer has gone to her assistance
TONNING, Jan. 23.—Triton, Olilsen, from Liverpool for this
place, is on shore in the Eyer ; crew saved
HAMBURG Jan. 24.—Nelly, Clay, bound for Liverpool, has put
back from T4ielenfletli, after discharging part of her cargo. The
Pomona, Penny, bound for Liverpool, has been driven high on the
shore at Oluckstadt, and must discharge a great part of her cargo

SUNDAY, FE uiu ItRY 2.—Wind S.W. moilerate. •
Artmvxn.-4.aneashire, Alexander, front Savannah—Susan &
Jane, --, from Marseilles—Formosa, Adams, from Batavia—
and Jenny Jones, —, from the Mediterranean.

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Atelieson, for Mobile—Brothers, Wheeler,
and Alexandria, Turner, for New Orleans.

Bland, Callan, hence at the Cape of Good Hope, and sailed Bth
Dec. for Calcutta. On the 28th Oct. in lat. 9N, long. 20 W, spoke
the'John Taylor, hence fOr Benin
Rothschild, Luckett, hence the Cape of Good Hope, and sailed
Bth Dec. for Bombay
Harmony, Douglas, from the Mauritius, at the Cape of Good
Hope, and sailed I i th Dec. for Liverpool
Rose, Taylor, hence at the Cape of Good Hope
Adrastus, Day, sailed from the Cape of Good Hope for Mauritius
9th Dec.

Garrow, Henderson, sailed from Samarang for Batavia 4th Oct.
Marmion, Jenard, from China, otf Dover ; sailed 26th Sept. and
from St. Helena 26th Dec. The Elides, for London, sailed in corn.
pany from China
Alice Brooks, Scott, and Lady Lilford, liennatli, hence at Port
Adelaide
Wm. Carey. Glendoy, hence at Hobart Town
Ilyker, Christie, hence at Rio de Janeiro
Mars, , from the Clyde, at ditto
Apollo, Jacksen, hence at Cayenne
Blakely, Snipe, from Calcutta, at St. Helena
Wm. Turner, Roals, sailed from Belfast Lough for Bombay 27th
January , •
Greyhound, Revil, sailed from Messina for Liverpool gth Jan.
Phoenix, , from St. Michael for Liverpool, at Torbay
Storm Ring, , from Laguna and Mumbles, at Milford
Thomas, Sudy, from St. John. N.B. for this port, at Carmarthen
Crescent, Thomas, from Newcastle for Charente, at Portsmouth
COVE, Jan. 31.--The wind to day is S.W. Last evening we had
a heavy gale at S.E. for about four hours. The Charles Eyes, Moss,
from Liverpool for Valparaiso. put in here this morning, with loss
of bulwarks, &c.

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3.—Wind S. Fresh.
ARRIVED.—Iris, , from Messina—Douro, Barnes, from
Oporto—Droms, Talman, from Faro—and Hosburg, --, from
London.

SAI Lan.---Fanny. Sloan, for Charleston—Powhattan, Briggs. for
Mobile—Walter, Boyd, for New Orleans—British Tar, Blenkhorn,
for Savannah-J-Emma Graham, Ferguson, for Oporto—Mary, Red-
' path, for 'NeW'Orleans—Mersey, Gregory, for Vera Cruz—Eliza-
beth, Price, for St. Thomas—Wm. Miles, Sampson, for New Orleans
—Ganges, Corkan, for Charleston—and Glorat, Adams, for Brazils.

Lisbonense, -, for Oporto, has put back
Pioneer, Graham, from Mobile, at this port; sailed Ist Jan.
On 7th Jan. in lat. 30, long. 39, spoke the Rialto, from New Orleans
for Liverpool
Stephen Whitney, Thompson, from New York, at this port ; sailed
14th Jan. On the 31st, off Waterford, spoke the Swiftsure, from
Africa for Liverpool ; which had experienced a severe gale on the
28th, and lost three men overboard
Douro, Barnes, from Oporto, at this port, in nine days. Expe-
rienced very heavy weather, and was obliged to lay-to for two days
Carnbyses, Hutchinson, from Sincapore, at St. Helena, and sailed
26th Dec. for London
An, Johnston, hence at New Orleans •
Susquehanna, , hence at Philadelphia
Hibernia, Cobb, hence at New York 10th Jan.
Heber, of Biixham, off Cape Palos

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Resolution,
Cornelius, , from Alexandria ; Mary,
Sarah Ann, , and Camilla, Mitchell, from Smyrna, and Daniel
Wheeler, , from the Black Sea, at the Straits of Gibraltar

Mary Ann, of Liverpool, off OportO
Mary Ann, -, from Leghorn, at Bristol

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New York, Barstow, sailed from the Cove for New York Ist inst.
PETERHEAD, Jan. 31.—The Sarah, of Liverpool, was driven on
shore last night during a gale from the S.E. The crew will be
saved

JURA, (IsLAy) Jan. 29.—The Diana, supposed to be from Lime-
rick:w is wrecked on the Isle of Oransey, on the 18th instant.
Crew and part of the cargo saved
NEw ORLEANS, Dec. 27.—The Isaac Allerton, for Liverpool, is
still hard aground on the bar •