The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1841-10-12 00:00:00

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FRIIMY

Lintik, Gillman, from Bombay—Ann, Whinlield
,r.—itonvaloe. Roadie. and Tigris, , from Cal

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ei ata—Triiteulo, 11 tie lin , from Valparaiso— Roscoe, Hutt leston
from New York ; 11th July--Centaur, Fox, from Gibraltar—
Redbreast, Bence. from Naples—X.olus, Grace, from Denia—'fri-
umpho de Inveja, Caldos, from Lisbon—Storm King, Gillies, from
St. Petersburg—Churaca, Janrequizar, from Santander—and
Greeuhorst, Calsen, from Frederickstadt.

SAiLan.—Harriet & Jessie, Connor, for Charleston,---New York,
Cropper, for New York—Thomas P. Cope, Miercken, for Phila-
delphia—and Caroline, Harvey, for Newfoundland.

Ituna, Sanderson, from Port Philip, and Vanguard, Walker, from
Sydney, at Port Philip
Princess Royal, Robinson, hence, and Woodstock, Austin, hence
and the Mauritius, at Calcutta
Recovery, bound for Calcutta, at Hong-Kong, unseaworthy;
cargo transhipping
John Woodall, Williams, and Duncan, Greaves, from London;
Ann Rankin, M'Arthur ; Johnstone. Spence ; Flowers of Ugie,
Arnaud; Pilgrim, Rawling • Theodosia, Cushing; Mary Somer-
ville, Lancaster; Urgent, Thompson; Warlock, Pagan, and Mary
Hartley, Webb, hence at Kedgeree
Elvira, from Calcutta, and Harriet Scott, from Bombay, and
both sailed for this port Itith August ; John Dugdale, from Sinca-
pore, and Buckinghamshire, from Bombay, and both sailed for
London 16th August, at St. Helena.—Mein. The Buckingham-
shire threw overboard 400 bales of cotton, shortly after leaving
Bombay
Harvest Home, Heron, hence at Bahia
Eliza Leith, Owens, hence at Havana
Swiftsure, Tyack, hence at Maranham
Syren, Foster, hence at Palermo
Juffrow Styntje, Ball, hence at Harlingen
Indemnity, Hogg, hence at Ilehroet

Sarah TrOiman-,-Brown, hence at Maranham
Hereford, Rockburn, sailed from Rio Janeiro fur Calcutta 15th
July, and Phoenix, Shaw, on the 18th
Greyhound, Booker, sailed from Smyrna for this port 10th
ultimo; Doctor, Luckie, I2th; Firefly, Holland, 13th, and Rattle-
snake on the 16th _ .

Devon, Gethiug, sailed from Sailor for this port 29ih July, and
Bahamian, Stroyan, 4th August; Tapley, Mallory, for London. 3rd
July; Crusader, Inglis, 6th; Airey, Nicholson, lath; and Nith,
Shaw,.i lth August
Ivanhoe, Simpson, . and Laidmarts. Scott, sailed from China for
this port in May; and Sanderson, Bushby, 3rd; Bella Marina,
Wickham, for London 2nd June; and Duke of Lancaster, Har-
greaves, on the 4th
Jane, Evans, from Ancona, at Milford _ _

SM Y RNA , Sept. 12.—A British brig, quite new, with loss of fore-
and main masts, water logged and abandoned, and with " Eliza-
beth" on her bows and stern, in gilt letters, was fallen In with
between Cape Matapain and Cerrigo.
BRIDLINGTON, Oct. 6.—The William Henry, Crawford, from
Liverpool for Dordt, was assisted in here yesterday, with loss of
sails, and, it is expected, will have to discharge
PORTSMOUTH, Oct. 4.—lt commenced blowing a gale at S.W. at
8 p.m, last night, and still continues

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9

—Wind S.W.. light

Amerymi.—Matilda, Rowe, and Elvira, from Calcutta—Helen,
hamilton, from Maracaibo—Belvidere, M`Gowan, from Charleston
—Stephen Whitney. Thompson, from New York —Areitus, Lincoln,
from Mobile—Orion, Roberts, from Quebec—St. John. Cooper,
from St. John, N.B.—Commerce, Prowse, from Villa Victoria—Jane
May, May, from Malta.
SAlLED.—ltothschild, Luckett, for New Orleans.

Litherland, and Blakely, Downs, hence at Anjer
Sagnatien, Brown, hence at Singapore

Georgetown, hence at Batavia

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Kingston, M'Lean. from China, at Singapore, and sailed for this
port about 8111 June: crew sick

Formosa; Margaret, Blythe; and Argyle, hence at Bombay
Canopus, Titherington, and Paragon, Colman, from the Mauritius;
Brothers, Grayburn, from Sydney? and Laurence, from London
at Calcutta

Fatima, hence at China'
Beulah, hence at Macao

Orestes, Margaret, and Lady Raffles, hence and Cuba, from
Hamburg, at Sydney, N.S.W.
Alexandrine, from Dublin, at Port Adelaide
Rhode Island, Burgess, hence at Savannah
Benjamin Morgan, Johnston, hence at Charleston
Allegheny, Michaels, hence at Philadelphia
Integrity; Conqueror, City of Waterford; Blonde; Oleliemeit;
Ann Liffey; and Violet, hence at Quebec
City of Derry, Roberts, from Calcutta, at Whampoa
Portland sailed from Bombay for this port 30th August
St. Leon, Westcroft ; Panthea, Goodmandsoia ; Westchester,
Ferris; Oxford, Rathbone ; Prentice, Hopkins; Britannia, Cook;
Eli Whitney, Harding; Portsnooth, Glover; Patrick Henry,
Delano; and Glendower, Parsons, hence at New York
Loo Choo, Wippen, hence at Boston
Adams, Gay, hence at Castine
United States, Swanton, and Byron, Shaw, hence at Bath
Magnet Packet, from Falmouth, at Barbados
Standard, from Calcutta, at the Cape of Good Hope
Penang, Cumming. from Singapore. at China
Orleana, from China for London, off Anjer
Stettin Packet, hence at Swinemunde
Groot Lankom, Weird, hence at Harlingen
Henrietta, Luckies, hence at Antwerp
Vigilant, Simons, hence at Ostend
George Armstrong sailed from China for London 28th June
Goshawk sailed from Sydney, N.S.W., for this port the Bth June.
The James was to sail the 7th July
Aden, Ponsonby, from Macao, at this port, sailed 2d June, and
from St. Helena 28th August. On the 19th June, In the Medora
Straits, was in company with the Anna Maria and Emma, both
from China to London ; and Laidman, from China to this port. On
the 19th June, Medora Sea, spoke the Frances Smith, from China to
London. On the 7th July, in lat. 5 S., lon. 107 E., spoke the Earl
of Stanhope, Kelly, from !Manilla to London. On the 9th in the
Straits of Sunda, spoke the James Ewing, from China to Cork.
(The Kingston, for this port, passed Anjer Bth July.) On the loth,
spoke the Minerva, from China. On the 7th Aug., in lat 34 S., lon.
27, E., speke the Persian, from Ceylon to London. On the 15th
Aug. in lat. 33 S., lon. 15 E., spoke the Williams, from Loudon
to the Cape, which reported having spoken, on the 14th Aug., in
33 S. lon. 17, W., the Vanguard and Mary, both for the Mauritius;
the Laura,: from London for Algoa Bay. On the 7th instant, off
St. David's Head, spoke the Kingston, hence for Africa.
Totness, King. from Malaga, at this port. Ou the 3d instant, off
Cape Clear, spoke the Cleofrid, from Africa.
Chaos, Pratt, from New Orleans, at this port. On the 4th inst.,
off the Settees, fell in with the Mary, from the Orkneys to Cork,
in a leaky state, and took off the Crew.—Mien;. The Mary was
shortly after boarded by the Redbreast, arrived here from Naples,
and found to have only two feet water in her.
Cookson sailed from Calcutta for this port the 8t1; August;
Seaton, the 9th ; and Superb, on the 10th
Great Western, (steamer,) from New York at Bristol, sailed loth
ultimo

Maysore, Ward, was at Hong Kong '2Bth May, with Government
stores on board, waiting orders to proceed norhward.
Granmalier, from New South Wales for Valparaiso, was driven
on shore, near St. Antonio, 18th Jan., and, it was feared, would be
a wreck ; crew saved

NEW Sept..i'.ottic, 25.—A brig, that arrived at Turk's Island
about a fortnight since, reported having seen a ship on Square
Handkerchief. A ship was seen, Bth instant, sunk, on the Silver
Key, supposed to be the Helen Mar, front St. Thomas to Turk's
Island.

MAURITIvs, July 10.—The Imogen, from Calcutta for the Clyde,
put in here, 6th instant, and is discharging.
Vessels spoken :—Ann, Salkeld, hence for Bombay, June 13, in
lat. 29 N., lon. 20 W.—Crown, Kerr, from Bombay for this port,
16th ult., in lat. as N., lon. 40 W.—George Kay, Sydney, C. 8., 12th
ult., in lat. 44, lon, 13—New Jersey, hence for New York, 24th ult.,
in lat 51, lon. I3—Goodwin, hence for Philadelphia, 25th ult., in
lat. 51, lon. 10—Ianthe, hence for. St. John, N. 8., Bth Aug., in lat.
46, lon. 31—Charlotte, of this port, 14th ult., in lat. 46, lon. 40—
Minerva, from Prince Edward's Island, for this port, 28th ult., in
lat. 52, lon. 18—H. C. steamer Sesostris, from Bombay for China.
(with Sir H. Pottinger and Admiral Parker on board,) 27th July, in
the Straits of Malacca—Columbus, Coffin, hence for Boston, 4th
instant, in lat. 51, lon. 12—Hilah, hence for New York, gth ult., in
lat. 43, lon. 33 Gazelle, hence for Portsmouth, 15th ul., in lat. 40,
Lou. 44—Hindustan, hence for Bombay, in lat. 26 N., lon. 12 W.

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 10.—Wind S.E. blowing fresh

AltßlVED.—llartellena, Blake, from Antigua—Robert Stride,
, from Bombay—Columbus, Barstow, and Stephen Whitney,
Thompson, from New York—Hercules, -, from Quebec—Mar-
tha, Martin, from Laguna—and Sisters, , from Nassau.
SAlLED.—Covenanter, Patterson, and Tecumseh, Ripley, for
New Orleans—Eclipse, Muyellaert, for Ostend—Aurora. Meppel.
der ; Anna Lenetza, Patt ; Jacobina, Boutke, and Gezina, Wyk.
mer, for Rotterdam—Hope, M'Lachlan, for Sydney—Alciope.
Bennett, and Wilton Wood, Russell, for Monte Video—Ace of
Trumps, Ledstone, for Azores—Alliance, Harper, for Seoille—lda,
Fritz, for Stettin—Wilton, Wilson, for Trinidad—Ann, Hughes,
and Fanny Palmer, Cutting, for Constantinople—La Belle Alliance,
Busch, for Antwerp—Neerland Frou, Groot, for Dordt—Catharina,
Beller, for Bremen—Emerald, Flegg, for Charleston—Pilot, Bun-
ting, for the Cape of Good Hope—Albion, flicks, for Havana—
Arzac, Delort, for Bordeaux—Victoria, Osborn, for Terceira—
Royal William, Miller, for Trieste—and Gipsey, Gowan, for New-
foundland.

Eliza Stewart, Miller, sailed from Sydney for China 24th May
Orleano, Cameron, and Clifford, Sharp, both from China, at Deal
Glenarm, White, sailed from Valparaiso for Arica 17th July
Ambassador, Elliot, from Odessa, at Constantinople, and sailed
11th Sept. for Liverpool
Invoice, Proudfoot, from Odessa, at Malta, and sailed 23rd Sept.
for Liverpool
Rattlesnake, Rainer, from Smyrna, at Malta, and sailed 29th
Sept. for Liverpool
Ann, Major, sailed from Malta for Liverpool 21st Sept.
Victoria, Renduck, sailed from Cadiz for Liverpool 25th Sept.
Acadia,;lM'Kenzie; Rainbow, Arnold; Renfrewshire, Burn;
Eagle, Bell, and John, Heselton, hence at Quebec
Magic, Trewavis, hence at Malta
Judith, Hamon, and Royalist, Cooper, hence at Naples
Pembroke, Hutchins, hence at Havre
Galata. Woolmer, hence at Constantinople
New YORK, Sept. 25.—A ship and two brigs were seen on shore
on the Island of Henagua 24th August, with wreckers alongside.
One of the brigs looked like a vessel of war.

MONDAY, OCTOBER ii.—Wind W.S.W. fresh.

ARRlVED.—Westbrooke, Lemington, from China and Cork—
Lady Falkland, Le Gros, from Laguna--Jersey Tar, and Zuleika,
from —Caledonia. Gemmell, and Countess of London, —,
from Bombay—Elofrid, Sheila, from Benin; sailed 12. th July—Wm.
Rathbone, M'Donald, and Anne, Holmes, from Bonny—Simon
Hardy, Forsyth, from Barbadoes—Canada, Phillips, and Ellerslie,
, from St. John, N.B.—Safeguard, Smith; Jon. Fell, Tate,
and Lady Charlotte Guest, Blower, from Montreal—St. Andrew,
; John Bentley, —, and Magnificent, —, from Que-
nee—Margaret, King, from Malaga—N.lllllmo Ist, Queiros, from
Lisbon.

Gemima, Mardon, from Calcutta, at this port; sailed Ist May.
On 3rd July, in lat. 28 5, long. as E, spoke the John, from Bombay
to Liverpool. On Ist August, in lat. 37 S, long. 17 E, the Thomas
Sparks, hence to China. On 24th September, in. lat. 31 N. long.
3ti W, the Calypso, from Calcutta to Liverpool. On 25th, in lat.
32, long. 35, the Old England,Trom Calcutta to London
Ann, Dingwell, from London, at Barbadoes
Hermes, Oliphant, from Guayaquil, at New York
Standard, sailed from Cape Good Hope for Liverpool Ist August
Selina, Lythgoe, and Jarrow, Partridge, hence at Benin
Mary Rc Ann, , hence at Rio
Lady Cornwall, Poe, hence at Barbadoes
Lynx, -, from Tampico, at Havana, and sailed 17th Sept.
for Liverpool _ . _ . .

Eugenia, Taeacao, sailed from Lisbon for Liverpool 2nd Oct.
Mauney, Steele, sailed from Oporio for Liverpool 20th Sept.
lrt,

COVE, Oct. 6.—The British Princess, from Miramichi, was towed
in here to-day from off Castlehaven, having encountered a heavy
gale from N.W. on 23rd Sept. in lat. 47, long, 27, in which she was
totally disniasted, and lost deck load. The Rapid from Archangel
arrived here to-day, encountered a very heavy gale from S.E.
about 40 miles from Barrowhead, and was totally dismasted : the
hull is very much strained, and cargo is supposed to be damaged.

VESSELS ENTERED FOR LOADING.

(SINCE OUR LAST PUBLICATION.)

EAST INDIES, CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, &c.
Avoca, J Boadie, 254 Batavia and Sincapore, W & J Tyrer
Hesperus, J Killey, 330 Calcutta, J Gladstone & Co
Antoinette, Rozet, 101 Senegal, Mocatta Brothers

Liverpool, J A Taylor,
John Taylor, ,

AFRICA:
556 Sierra Leone, Bold & Starkey
428 Africa, Hamilton, Jackson & Co