The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-10-02 00:00:00

SATURDAY, SErr. 29.—Wind variable andl ight.

ARRlVED—Cessnock, Blaney, from Benin ; sailed 18th July
SAILED—Susan Payne, for Sydney, N.S.W.—Frances, Arm-
strong, for St. John, ..B.—Rossendale. Friend, for Bahia—Helen
Anderson, Anderson. for Rio Janeiro—Anja, Hazewinkle, and On-
derneeming, Prins, for Amsterdam—Nouvelle Eliza, Dailan, and
Comte Foy, Chevalier, for Bordeaux—Borussia, Haman, for Elsi-
nore—Star, Farren, from Gibraltar—Emilie, NVinther, and Eidora,
Hansen, for Frederickstadt—lngeborg Caroline, Trocnsegaard, for
Kiel—Actif, Vpnderbroeck, for Ostend.

Diamond,--, from New South Wales, at Sourabaya
Parkfield, Jacob, hence at Anjer 11th June
Caledonia, Liddell, from Jamaica at ditto
Cognac Packet, -, hence at Pernambuco
Tyrian, -, from River Plate, at ditto
Cicely,-, from Newfoundland, off ditto
Irlam, -. hence at Barbadoes
Clio, Daly, and Brothers, Poole, hence at Halifax
Adelaide, Davison, and Chester, Lawson, hence at St John, N.B.
Henry, -, hence at Malta
Symmetry, hence for Odessa, off Sardinia 24th Aug.
alvina, Croix. hence at Nantes
G. Alexander. Kruse, hence at Liehau
Ludwig Wilhelm, Muller, hence at Pillau
Dora, Krohn, hence at Cuxhaven
Chatham, Reylands, hence at Revel
Lord Russell, List, and Ninth March, Regeser, hence at Helvoet
Farmers, Smarden, sailed from Bordeaux, for this port on the
22d Sept.
Emma, Percival, hence at Sicily, and sailed on the 25th Sept. for
Genoa

Emerald, Thomas, hence at Sicily, with sails split ; and sailed
21st Sept. for Ostend
Wilhelmine, Buss, from Riga for this port, off Dover 27th Sept.
Belvidere, —. from Valparaiso and Pernambuco at Swansea
North America, Hoxie. arrived yesterday from New 1 ork. On
the 4th Sept. in lat. 39, long. 68, experienced a hurricane which
lasted about 18 hours ; carried away main and mizen topgallant
masts, main yard, main sail, main topsail, fore and fore topsails,
mizen topsail, &c.
Lady Lilford, Galt, from Halifax at this port ; sailed 9th Sept.
On the 23d Sept. at 4 p.m. in lat 50, 10n.% 13, saw the Royal William
(steamer) from this port for New York. On the 251 h Sept. off Cork
saw the Admittance, from this port for Savannah
ST. JOHN, N.B. Sept. 6.—The Victoria, of St. John, N.B. from
Ireland for Quebec, was wrecked at Mall Bay, Gaspee, 19th Aug.
Crew, passengers and materials saved

SUNDAY, SEPT. 30.—Wind variable and light.

AuntyEn—Mersey, Abbott, from Jamaica—William, Clarke,
from Bombay—Abercromby, —, from Quebec—blackness,
Hardie, from Wilmington—Corriere, ---, from Mediterranean
—Anna Sophia, —, from Leghorn—Gra e, —, from Palermo
—Resultat, —, from Marseilles—Hannah, —, from Hon.
duras—Alpha, —, from Rotterdam—Yeoman, —, from
Arica

Laurence, Gill, from Calcutta, at St. Helena ; and sailed 9th Aug.
for this port
Cordelia, Crightnn, from China at St. Helena
Caledonia, Liddell, from 'Manilla at ditto
Diana, Dudman, from Mauritius at ditto
Eleanor, Holderness, from Ceylon at ditto
Isabella. Porter, from Algoa Bay at ditto
Symmetry, -, hence at Dardanelles
Stamboul, Sloman, sailed from Constantinople, for England 11th
Sept.
Lion, Bailey, hence at Naples
Thos. Hunter, Routlege, hence at Copenhagen
William Russell. Bruce, from Bahia at Elbe
Lucretia, Hayes. from Aux Cayes at ditto
Mary, Gunton, hence at ditto
Jessie Logan -, from London at St. Lawrence
Hindoo. WOW, front Calcutta at this port; sailed from the Sand
Heads 25th May, and 'from St. Helena 10th Aug. The Frankland
was to leave Calcutta on the 25th, and the Victory, and Thalia on
the 28th May, all for London. Left loading for London, the Cal-
cutta, New Grove, Lady Clifford, David Scott, Bussorah, Merchant,
Waterloo, Justina, Malcolm and Ityle ; for Clyde. the Margaret
• Connellj; for Bristol, the Pearl ; for Leith, the Forth ; for China.
the Mary Ann Webb and Recovery ; and for Madras, the Favourite,
The Frederick Huth sailed from Calcutta for Mauritius 17th May,
and the Emma, for London, 22d May. The Alfred. for London,
and Selina, for China, were proceeding down the River 23d May.
The Larkins arrived at Keajeree 23d, and the Bolton at Saugor 23th,
both from London. On the 28th Aug. in lat. 12 N, long. 25 W,
spoke the Two Sisters, from Bahia for Trieste
Hilidoo has brought tae-
latest accounts from Calcutta, and is the
first direct ship that has done so for the last twelve months, the
overland despatches always anticipating other advices. It is very
satisfactory, that the first ship which brings late advices should be-
long to this port ; and Capt. appears to have taken great
pains to make his information valuable.

MONDAY. OCT. 1.
ARRIVED—WiIson, Vogler, from Quebec—Britannia, Davies,
from Havre—Myrtle, Allen, from Xnbia—Corriere, Canchi, from
Malta—Rochdale, Shepherd, from St. Vincent.
SAlLED—Senator, Stacey, for Savannah—Margaret, Hunter, for
Hayti—Jantina Engelina, Jonge ; Maria Beerta, Tap; Alida,
Dornhos ; Zeelust, and Hellichina, Brakke, for Rotterdam—Ophe-
ha. Foreman, and Leopoldine, Schultz, for Riga—City of Aberdeen,
Munro, for Cape and Mauritius—North Star. Benedict. for Phila-
delphia—Sophia, Petrell, for Revel—lrena, Rickmers, for Ostend.

Vanguard, Steward, and Alexander, M`Lachlan, hence at China,
previous to the 12th May
Tyrer, Ellis, hence at Anjer, 10th June, for China
Matilda, Scott, hence at Arica
Mount Stewart. Elphinstone, from the Clyde, off the Saltees,
13th Sept. for Dalhousie
Saladin, from New Orleans at Ilavre
Uranus, Drescher, from Valparaiso at Swansea
Chilian sailed from Arica on the 17th May, and the Judith on the
23d, both for Islay, and the Navarino, for Iquique, on the 30th
Sophia, -, hence for St. John's, N. 13. was spoken 22d Sept.
in lat. 49, long. 14