The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1840-07-07 00:00:00

SUNDAY. JULY s.—Wind W. fresh.
Anitivsn.—City of Waterford, Duggan ; Indus, Mickle, and Al-
cyone, from Quebec--Pioneer, Graham, from Mobile—Au-
rora, Warren; Dale, Benton, and Sea, Fisher. from New Orleans
—Mersey, Hamilton, from Montreal—Danubio, Melenovich, from
Triesta—Sarah Ann, Prowse, from Messina—Diadem, Todd, from
Leghorn—Nicholas I, , from Gamla Carleby—Chicora,
Rogers, from Charleston—Erin, —, from Philadelphia.

Eagle. Scott, from Charente, at this port; sailed 26th June. Left
loading the Marquis of Bute, Wardroper, to sail next day, and the
Border Chieftain, Davies, to sail 30th June, for London ; the Lady
of the Lake, Edwards, to sail Ist July, for Bristol, and George IV,
Dawson, to sail 12th July for Liverpool. The Jane, Williamson,
from Liverpool, and Sarah, from Bristol, arrived a few days pre-
vious to the Eagle's sailing. On 29th June, in lat. 47, long. 5 11,
spoke the Castlereagh, from Liverpool for Bilboa
Jersey Lass, Dean, from Laguna, at this port; sailed 20th May.
The Mersey was to sail about three weeks after for Cork, for orders.
The Sultana was loading for Liverpool. On 21st June, in long. 43,
spoke the Castries, from Honduras for Dublin. On Ist July, in
long. 15, spoke the James, of Sunderland, from Plymouth for
Quebec

Medora, -, sailed from Bombay, 11th May; Gondolier,
Oliveira, lgth May, and Kirkman Finlay, Scott, 17th May, all for
Liverpool

China, - ' sailed from Batavia for Barbadoes, Ist March, and
Westmoreland, Brigstock, for Bally, 7th March, to load for London
Courtenay, -, from Liverpool for St. John, N.B. was spoken
7th June, in lat. 47, long. 30

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Cambridge, Bursley, hence for New York, was spoken 20th June,
in lat. 48, long. 18
Teasdale, Sterling, hence at Halifax

Aurora, Briard, hence at Arichat
Grog, Le Bas, and P. R.C. Briard, from Jersey, ditto
Leander, , hence off Cape Chat
Ambassador, Tate, hence at Prince Edward Island, and sailed
25th May for Miramichi

Helen-Stewart, Stewart, hence at Prince Edward Island
Harmonic, Hobeck, hence at St. Petersburg
Expedition, Krause, and Frederick Wilhelm 111, Behrendt, hence
off Pillau

Gluckauf, Kruger; Pomerania, Brandt, and Frederick Gustav,
Bak, hence at Danzic
Pheenix, Maack, hence off Warnemunde
Medea, Bleckert, hence at Copenhagen
Mary Bibby, , from Leghorn, at Milford
Jumna, M'Gill, and Currency, Hoare, hence at Calcutta
Merlin, Richard, and Sancho Panza, Smitn, hence at Gibraltar
Sidney, Cowan, hence at New Orleans
}lampAx, June 16.—The Margaret, Appleby, from Liverpool for
this port, struck on Brig Rock, off Jedore, 11th instant; was got
off, and sunk in 35 fathoms : crew saved

MONDAY, JULY 6.—Wind W.
ARRIVED.—Echo, Crowell. and Exchange, Atkins, from. New
Orleans—Hope. Collins, from Savannah ; sailed 12th June— Meri-
dian, Williams, from Charleston—Scotland, Black, and Ocean
Queen, , from Quebec—Wm. Fawcett, (steamer) from Havre
—Magnet, , from Porto Rico—Martha Harrison, —,
from Newfoundland—and Dean, ---, from the Mediterranean. ,

Emblem, Talbot, from Apalachicola, at this port. Yesterday, at
8 a.m. off Tuskar, spoke the Britannia, (steamer) hence to Halifax,
wind West, blowing fresh

Cognac Packet, Todhunter, sailed from New Orleans for the
Cape of Good Hope 31st May
Barbara, Webb, and Tinamara, Wilson, hence at Bombay
Catherine; James Patterson, and Inglis, at ditto
Syria, Currie, sailed from Saugor 23rd April for Bombay, and
Adrastus, sth May, for Liverpool
Trinculo, Brathwaite, from London, at Mauritius, and was to
sail for Liverpool 21st April. A hurricane was experienced ut Mau-
ritius after the Trinculo arrived, bet she did not received any da-
mage
Activo, Freitag, and Liberal, Qliviera, hence at Lisbon
Ituby. Aiming, sailed from Lisbon for Liverpool 24th June
Pensamento Felix, Solitro, hence at Oporto
Castries, -, from St. Lucia, off Kinsale
Oglethorpe, , from New Orleans, at the Clyde
Chili, (steamer) sailed from Falmouth for Rio Janeiro and Valpa-
raiso 4th instant

Persian, Edington ; Lawrence, Ellwood, and Gentoo, Dods,
hence at Calcutta
Eiephanta, ----, from the Clyde, at ditto
John Knox, Thompson, and Cestrian, Armstrong, hence at Born"-
bay

CALCUTTA, May B.—The Clown, Wm. Gales, Brilliant, and Al-
lerton, were driven on shore during a gale 30th April and Ist May:
the two latter remained. The Freak, Vesta, and Morab Sheno,
(the latter with troops,) were dismasted. The Currency, from
Liverpool, was on shore for some days in Diamond Harbour, but is
now off town, and it is believed her cargo is not much damaged
BOMBAY, May 22.—The Competent, Robinson, from Liverpool to
Bombay, was totally lost 6th instant, on the rocks near the Light
House, in broad day light; greater part of the cargo is saved, and
sold in a damaged state