The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1840-02-14 00:00:00

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TUESDAY, FHB. U.—Wind, W.

ARRIVED.—Cabotea, Ashton, from Bahia; Cotton Planter, Doane,
from Mobile; Memphis, Nichols, from New Orleans, sailed Jan. 14.
SAILED.—Mary Bibby, Walker, for Genoa and Leghorn—Henry,
Pierce, for New Orleans—Enterprise, Muir, for Savannah—and
Oxford, Rathbone, for New York.

Thomas Worthington, Wickham, from Calcutta, at this port ;
sailed from the Sand Heads 12th Oct. On 11th Nov. in lat. 716 S,
long. L 8 30 E, experienced a severe hurricane, which split sails, &c.
Next day, fell in with the Anna Maria, from Calcutta for London,
with only bowsprit and stump of foremast standing, having been
dismasted by the hurricane, and was proceeding to the Mauritius.
Same day, spoke the Blair, tram Calcutta for this port. On the
26th. in lat. 26 0 S, long. 54 0 E, spoke the Commerce, from Bom-
bay for this port. On the 17th Dec. in lat. 33 08, long. 16 OE,
spoke the barque John, bound to the eastward. On the 12th Jan.
in lat. 6 0 N, long. 23 0 W, spoke the Superb, hence for the Cape of
Good Hope. On the 30th, passed the Island of St. Mary's, and ex- I
perienced heavy weather ever since
Secret, , from London, at Ramigate
William, Clonston, hence at Leghorn
Alligator, Cook, hence, off Constantinople
Black Cat, —, hence, at St. Michael's
Rosalie, Alsop, from Rio Janeiro, at Valparaiso
Eucles, —, from China, off Dover
America, Mackie. hence for Mobile, at Cove
Maria, Hewson, from St. John's, N.B. at Cove
Mohawk, —. from New Orleans
Resolution, Foreel, hence for Maranham, at Milford, with loss of
foretopsail, and starboard bulwarks
Calista, Blamped, from Honduras, at Kingstown
The Havre, Neunard, from New Orleans to Liverpool, arrived
off Cove Bth instant, and at 3 o'clock a fire suddenly broke out on
board ; she was observed burning after nightfall, and there is a
report of her having sunk off Poor Head ; crew saved by a pilot-
boat
Georgio, Chesico, from Messina for Liverpool, at Falmouth, with
loss of bulwarks, &c.
BUNOWEN CASTLE, COUNTY GALWAY, FEB. 7.—The Martha
Harrison, Green, from Newfoundland to Liverpool, ran 'on a shoal
of land, close to a rock in Bunowen Bay, about half a mile from the
main land, crew saved; and the cargo expected to be saved
CARDIGAN, FED. B.—The Perseverance, , from Liverpool
to Southampton, which was stranded on the bar, has become a total
wreck.
BRISHAM, Feb. B.—The Queen Victoria, Southgate, from London
to Liverpool, has put in here with loss of bulwarks, &c. ; supposed
to be much damaged, having been on her beam ends
BIDEFORD, Feb. 7.—The Clipper, Holland, from Liverpool to
Constantinople, was towed into this port yesterday, having been
totally dismasted on the 4th instant, 23 leagues S.W. from Tusker
BRISTOL, Feb. 9.—The Vigilant, —, from Liverpool to Ostend.
has been brought in here with loss of foremast, &c.
MILFORD, Feb. 6.—The Huddersfield, Clegg, from Liverpool to
Africa, which put in here yesterday with damage, will have to dis-
charge part of her cargo
CARDIGAN, Feb. 6.—The Elizabeth Jenkins, . from Liver-
pool to Waterford, which wet/on the bar of this port yesterday, has
been got off into the harbour without damage

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY U.—Wind S.W.fresh,

ARRlVED.—Swiftsure, —, from Africa—William,
from Calcutta—Shakspear, Henderson, from New Orleans—Sheri-
dan, De Peyster, from New York—Calder, —, and Betsey
Hall, Coaker, from Monte Video—Charles Dunn, , and Al-
fred, , from St. Michael's—and Ashburton, Bulkeley,. from
Terceira.

SAILED.—Prima Donna, Strugnall, and Pet, Bulkeley, for St.
Michael's—Jane, Vivian, for Leghorn—and Zante, Campbell, for
Quit' of Mexico.