The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1840-10-30 00:00:00

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TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27.
Higginson, , from Bombay—Francois Ist,
—, from St. Joseph's—Gardiner, from Charleston—Mary
Muir, from Montreal—England, from Quebec—Samuel, from St.
John, N.B.—Artemis, from Jamaica—Martha Harrison, from New -
fouodland—Atlas, from Antwerp—Wilson, from Quebec—Persian,
from Calcutta—Britannia, from Honduras—St. Andrvw, and
Oberon. from Quebec—and Law Ogilvy, from the Mediterranean.

A. RK WED

Thomas Hughes,

from 'Valparaiso, at Lima

Favourite, Cameron, and Sirius, Croat, hence at Berbice
Spinster, Colquhoun, hence at Trinidad, and sailed 21st August
for St. Domiugo _ . .

Lima Packet, Singleton, hence at Trinidad
Superb, Willicovich, sailed from Leghorn for Liverpool 14th Oct.
Sylph, Manger, and Ebenezer, Adams, sailed from Malaga 6th
October, and Herald, Scadden, all for Liverpool

Gross, and Lindinian, hence at Antwerp
Demoester, , hence at Dunkirk
Liverpool, (steamer) hence at Malta, 12th instant, in pi days
from Falmouth, and sailed 14th for Alexandria, but without the
mail _ _

Phcenix, (steamer) Lefort, from London to Havre, was run down
25th instant, at 9 p.m. off Dungeness Point, by the Britannia,
(steamer) from Havre to London, and sunk in deep water; crew
and passengers saved by the Britannia.
BEAUMARIS, OCT. 26.—The Henry, Dick, from Liverpool to Africa,
put in here last evening, the crew refusing to proceed on the voy-
age on the alleged ground that the vessel is leaky.
ANTWERP, OCT. 22.—The Alida, Maria Ostsu, from Liverpool to
Minden, went on shore on the west point of the Texel on the 20th
inst., and is expected to become a total wreck ; crew saved. The
Clothilda, Devys, hence to Liverpool, on shore on the Spyker Pleat,
has become a total wreck. _

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Wasdaile, Peile, from the Cape of Good Hope, off Cove, sailed sth
Aug. Sept. 14, lat. 15 N. long. 22 N. spoke the Pomona, from Li-
verpool to Maceio. Oct. 10, lat. 40 long. 17 30 the Tyrone, from
Liverpool to South Australia.

City of Dublin, (steamer) hence at Malta.
Siddons, hence to New York, was spoken on the Igth inst. lat
SO. long. 12. 30.
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MALTA. OCT. 15.—A strict and vigorous mercantile blockade off
the Coasts of Syria and Egypt commenced on the 6th inst. the mails
for Alexandria and India will in consequence be detained here.
The Limena, that arrived here yesterday from Nassau, saw a
cutter detain the South America off Kinsale, 23rd instant, which
cutter afterwards bore down for the Limena, and the latter con-
tinuing her course, a man in the bow of the cutter fired a blank
cartridge from a musket, upon which the Limena was hove to,
and boarded by a boat from the cutter, which proved to be one of
H.M. revenue cruizers, with revenue flag and pendant flying, and
brought the Limena to, because she did not show her colours.

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29.—Wind South, fresh.
ARRIVED.—Star, (late Bee.) Clsventson, from Monte Video—
Alexander Biddle, Anderson, from St. Petersburgh—Red Kover,
Roose, from Tobaseo— George, Griffiths, from Pictou—Martha,
, from Xabia—May, Brown, from Africa—and Ebenezer,
Adams, from Malaga.
SAlLED.—Hesperus, Killey, and Imogen, Shields, for Calcutta—
Aden, Ponsonby, for Sincapore—Belfast, Finlay, for Jamaica—
Osprey, Langmaid, for Terceira—Eliza Sandars, Bulley, for Con-
stantinople—Cornhill, Collings, for Newfoundland—Camille, Be-
niest, for Marseilles-2Eolns, Domaille, for Corunna—Damsel,
Abbott, for St. Michael's—Julie Caroline, Zergerson, for Tonsberg
—George, Rae, for Savannah—Vesper, Harper, for Trieste—Anna
Siberdina, Ugen, for Rotterdam—Nederlander, Jonker, for Ams-
terdam—and Portsmouth, Wilson, for New York.

Mary, Nelson, from Demerara, at this port ; sailed 7th September.
The Lee was to sail on the 12th, and the Parker about the 25th,
both for this port.
Mary & Susan, Neal, and Laurens, Patterson, hence at Sydney,
C.B. _ .

Diamond, Reis; Mary Walker, Livingstock, and Parker, Risiei
hence at Demerara

Jane, Warner, hence at Gloucester
Robert, Holmes, hence at Odessa
Thetis, Hill; Industry, Fleming, and Ariel, Robinson, hence at
St. Petersburg
Kincardineshire, Dunn, hence at Riga
Anna Dorothea, Witt, hence at Warnemunde
Hellechina, De Witt; Margaretha Cornelia, -, and Her
monic, Zooderkirk, hence at Helvoet
Paula, Artega, hence at Havana
. _ . . . .

H.M.§ Calcutta, (so) from Plymouth, at Cove, to take in troops

Enfrasia, Parcavich, hence at Trieste.
Bessey, Robinson, Christie, from Rio Janeiro, off Falmouth.
Catherine, Valpey ; sailed from St. Andrew's for this port 291

September.
lit, Ludlow, from Bahia, at this port ; sailed 6th September. The
Belle Poule, (French frigate), and a French corvette, had arrived
from France, and would sail in a few days for Rio Janeiro and St.
Helena, for the remains of Napoleon.
Wm. Blossom, Miller, hence at Havre
Rossendale, Friend, hence at Bahia

James Ray, Mann, and Beccles, —, hence at Monte Video
Rorrsansm, Oct. 23.—The Cornelius Star, Kramer, from Liver-
pool to Dordt, was totally lost on the Ooster Bank 20th instant;
crew, except the mate, drowned
STROMNSSS, Oct. 21:—The Vesta, (steamer) from St. Peters.
burg to Liverpool, got on shore at the entrance of this harbour
18th instant, but came off the following morning without damage,
and has put in here with loss of anchor and chain.