The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1840-12-08 00:00:00

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DitCEMEEIL 4.—Wind 8, light,

Aitaivap.,—Nonpareil, Cephalonia—Lynx, Watson,
from Smyrna—Grasshopper, from Naples—Fenella, Wake-
ham, and Wave, Edwards, from Malaga.
SAlLED.—Acadia, (steamer) Miller, for Halifax and Boston.

Cynosure, Y--'lllsleY. from Gallipoli, at this port. Oct 2lth Nov.
saw the Tom Roberts putting into Gibraltar for supplies
Rossendale, Friend, from Macelo, at this port: sailed 24th Oct.
and from Pernambuco 29th Oct. Left the Poinona, at Maceio,
loading for Liverpool The gsk bailed from Pernaulbuco for Ma-
ceio 28th October

Orwell, Wellbnrn, from Quebec, at this port. On sth Nov. in
lat. 45, long. 33, was struck by a heavy sea, which disabled her
rudder, stove long boat, completely swept the decks, and caused
the vessel to leak, since that period experienced a succession of
heavy gales.

Lady Bassett, Carthew, from Lisbon, at this port. On 27th Nov.
in lat. 44, long. g, was run foul of by the Tallentyre, White, from
Bourdeaux for Mauritius, which stove in the Lady Bassett's bows.
carried away her bowsprit, and did other damage; had it not been
for the assistance rendered by the Ohio, of Philadelphia, Captain
Levy, the Lady Bassett would in all probability have gone down.
Argyle, -, from Wicklow, is on shore on Burbo
Jupiter, Sedman, sailed from Mauritius for Batavia 31st August
Senator, Grindlay, sailed from St. Helena for Liverpool Sth Oct.
Pandora, -, hence for the Cape of Good Hope, was spoken
27th October, in lat. 6 N, long. 22 W
Ingria, Freybusch, hence at Revel
Felix, Kenning, hence at Warnemunde

Catrina, Klunder, Anna Elizabeth, Bockhout, and Fero, Pat-
terson, hence at Helvoet
Louisa, Rooms, hence at Antwerp
Union, Heyde, and Eugene, Perrie, hence at Ostend
Jane, Thompson, from Bahia, at the Cove ; sailed 22nd October,
in company with the Oliver, Emma, and Victoria, all for Liverpool,
On 15th Nov. in lat. 28, long. 37, spoke the Susan Mar, from,
Lima for London

Thomas Blyth, Hay, from Mauritius, at Falmouth. On 4th Nov.
in lat. 8 N, long. 24 W, spoke the Wm. Prowse, hence for Valpa-
raiso. On 20th Nov. in lat. 34, long. 35, spoke the Warwick, from
Sierra Leone for Liverpool
Belle Poule, (French Frigate) from St. Helena, at Cherburg, with
the remains of Napoleon.

Boreas, ---,hence off £t. Vincent

SATURDAY, DECEMBER S.—Wind S. light.
ARRIVED.—EagIe, Bell, from Monte Video—Frankfield, Mitchell,
from New Orleans—Daulel Dyer, Dyer, from Smsrna—Fisherman,
front SVeyrna—and Louisa Maria, —, from Marseilles.

s4lt.iio.—Huddersfield, Jones, for Africa—Princess Victoria,
Real, for Genoa—Laurel, M'Bride, and Frances, Brown, for Sa.
variah—Maas, Bakema, and Fortuna, Guyt, for Rotterdam—
Traveller, Armstrong, for Pernambuco—Judith, Harvey, for Arica,
&c,—Corinthian, Casely, for Ancona, &c.—Effort. Orfeur, for Na-
ples, &c.—Diadem, Ellwood, for Palermo—Hope, Robert, for Rio
Janeiro—Cayman, Longford, for Demerara—Cambria. Robertson,
for Calcutta—Emerald, Dempsey, for Bourdeaux—and Jupiter,
Scoefer, for Ostend.

Wassily Welliky, -, hence for St. Petersburg, passed through
Pentland Frith 2yth Nov.

Henry Clay,
for Havre

Senator, Grindlay, from Calcutta, off Hastings
Haidee, -, from Liverpool for'New South Wales, was spoken
4th Nov. in lat. 9N, long. '24 W. The paulino, from Liverpool for
Vera Cruz, was spoken 2nd Nov. lin lat, 21, long. SO. The Richard
Watson, from Liverpool for Berl aces was spoken 11th Nov. in lat.
32, long. 26. T4c. CaTteretta, from Hamburg for Newfoundland,
was. spsikcin 27th Nov. in lat. 45, long. 11