The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-04-01 00:00:00

m4r-..l)ipping Entriligenre.

TUESDAY, MAncil 29.—N00n, Wind W.—Fresh

ARRlVED.—Wilkinson, Martin, from St. Mark's—Malabar, Frobish-
er, from Savannah, sailed 3d instant. In long 3e, spoke the Agnes
Primrose, from-St. Domingo—Ormrod, (steamer,) from Carnarvon,
with cotton from the Sunbury.

Barton, Anwvl, hence, at Barbadoes,
Ann, from Oarnarvon, is sunk between the south gates of the
Prince's Dock.

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Antelope, College. from Shields fo, this port, was on shore near
Whitby, 24th inst., in a sinking state, having struck on Latten Roads.
Several outward-bound brigs and schooners put into Beaumarii last
night.
Minerva, , from Honiuras at Dublin.
Margaret, Organ, from Waterford for this port, at Youghall.
Dennett, NI • Lean, hence, for Cork, at Waterford.
Elizabeth, Brown, from Marseilles for this port, at Waterford.
Egremont, Miller, for Africa ; Briton, Greaves, for New Orleans ;
and several other!' vessels, at Studwell Roads.
Dyson, Stewart, at Lima, 2d October, and would proceed to wind-
ward to load saltpetre.
Johanna, Toerwick, for Elsineur, and Lavinia, Jones, for New Or-
leans, has put hack.
London Packet, Auman, for Antwerp, was totally wrecked this
morning near Spencer's Gut Buoy : crew drowned. The
,cargo is
washing on shore between New Brighton and Mockbeggar.
T
ithi°e°Ntaafbraorman the Savannah,Rßichmond;
thisand port,t
he sailedQuiht
itd March
in companyhe CLeitch,
for this port, left two days previous.
TELEGRAM—Off Holyhead, inward-bound, yesterday—No. 431,
Mary Bibby, B S, from Canton.
lumwbiita.h
oington. A S, at 4 30 p m., for New York.
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inward
—hound
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Illelshle,ssGeoof rgcelaWreansche:
B B. from Bombay, at 11 a.m.
Off Holyhead, inward-bound—No. 366, Cordelia, B 8, from China,
at 12 30 p.m.
East of the Floating, Light, inward-bound—No. 472, Arethusa, B Bk,
from Barbados, at 1 10 p.m.
Off Point Lynas, outward-bound, yesterday—No. 1356, Washington,
A.,S, for Baltimore

WEDNESDAY,,,mx," 30,—Noon, Wind N.W.—Fresh.
Anitivvo—The Duchess of Clarence, Hutchinson. from Bombay,
sail,d 17th Nov.—Constitution. Wilson, from Charleston. sailed Gth
instant—Richmond. Wylie, from Savannah—Oxenhierg,'Ruse: from
Nakskow—mars Bibby, Neale; and Gordclia, treighton.•fraosmC,afno
ton— Arethusa, Whyte, ' from Barbados—Malahaz, .Fprbisher.. 'from,
Savannah—Tally Ho, Nicholson, fromNirginia.
SA't LR a—:Lady"Mary Pelham`, Ross, for Port Lincoln; South Austra-
lia—Mir mda,43olton ; and Emerald. Boyd, for tremerara=Kary, Ho.
girth, for Bethice—Annt,,Penrice, for Antigua Sophia; Eton
MontrealL—Broughtm. liiii4 forHalifax--Samuel an 'Jahn, Perkins,
for New orltans—,kitftracif, Prundry,, for Lisbon-,—Jane,,Granhy, for
Oporto—t‘fary, 'Hamilton, for Ersineur.
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.The-Princess Charlotte,' M`Hean, from Bombay, at St Helena, and
sailed Bth Feb. for'this port.
Rossendale, Friend; from China; •at Bombay, and sailed 11th Feb.
for Cowes.
Spartan, Leitch, hence, at Siam.
Eliza Heywood, Heywood, hence, at Sincapore, the 12th Nov.
Pyramus, Weller, from Siam; at Sincapore, and sailed sth Dec. for
London. • •
Rachel, Potter, hence, at Hobart Town,
Rapid, Davidson; George Gordon, Moorman, hence, at Jamaica.
Joseph I', Dobree, Hayes, from Belfast, at Demerara.
-Veracity, Allen, hence, at St Thothas: • • -
Rialto. Holmes, hence ; C Aliquis,lll`Fee, from London, at Mobile.
Harold, Hall, hence, at New Orleans.
IfYker,, Bruce, hence and St Thlimas, at Carthagena.
Limena, Scott; and Maypo, Cragg, hence, at Lima, 15th Nov.
Spartan, Ellis; and Geortte IV, iialdwin, hence, at Beyrout,
Moslem, Vale, hence, at Cc•tistintinople.
Hebden. Fowler, ftoimPorfu, at Constantinople, and sailed 29th
Feh. for Odessa.
Astrea, , hence, atstherThardtyaelles.
!ante, Whisor, hence,lit .":•hydt,9:"
Statesman, Quiller, from Canton, at Bristol.
Maria, Cumming,.fridun Co•WeS.
Hero, Smallwood, f‘rqqi,Siveltpore; at Deal, sailed 17th Nov.
Africaihe, Dud: from, „-.cc dO, in the Dp*M3-
Hannibal-, Robertg,Trbni New York ofrDover.
Alice, Sceales fro,,,,,aanton. at-101k.
• Scotland', '-flaAs' att, en'eq'ftir NetirY Orlt at Loughswilly.
Spring; Brock; ben TerlSlrt'eriieS§V" gatilsgale, with loss of an
anchor. -
EUropa, Brown, from Valparaiso, at Swansea.
Mary, Wheelwright-, hence and-Antigua, at Nassau.
Joseph Winter, -----, sailed from Lima for Iquique, 2d Oct.
Dyson, Stewart, sailed from do for do, 14th Oct.
Amethyst, —, sailed from St;Thomaslor this port, sth inst.
Bengal Al e rch Ca:in fq3. tiantander, has put back,
Traveller, GoOdsthan, from Port-au-Prince, was wrecked at Fal-
mouth. 27th instant,eargo neaav'till-lost.
• Ann, Wilson, from Memel to'this•port, was wrecked •at Sanday,
Orkney, 14th instant—eh+ int' lieuTtlf the cargo saved.
The'harque spoken' 6th instant, in lat. 47 42,
long. 7 3E.
The Abbotsford,
instant, 20, miles south of Scilly, . •
The barque John Thomas of o,elfast. from Quebec for Belfast, was
fallen in with by-the North' America; Captain Churchill, on the 18th
Nov. in 'lat, 43..55; lon.-47110','Iti,tomplete wreck. Stie--Sailed from
Quebec on the 25th of October, was overtaken by a gale on the 6th
Nov. ,whep a heavy sea sWept her decks, Gaul in two hours-she tilled.
There were then sixteen: persons op board, but eight of %limn were
living when fAile'n in' with by the North America, and they had been
without food for four dayx.- and had nothing hut salt water to drink ?
The captain'SnaMe was Patterson ; he had his Wife on board, and on
the first day they died in each other's arms in the cabin ! The mate
was the same, day w,,shed overboard and droterreirrtiVo men died in
the forecastle, and the same night three others by exposure and fa-
tigue in the main top. They had seen vessels every day of the eleven
they had been on the wreck, one of which, a brig, made three tacks
.to get to them, but night coming on, theY'saw no.more of her.
YrtiLAnisr.rtiiA, Match 7. —The Monongahela, Brown, from Liver,
11mA was iiriNen on Pelßatch Bar, --3 d iriStant and considerably in-
jured by the ice. She has arrived here, but will be in no better slum-
iron,' as thf.xe is no place to haul her hi. The Walter, Yorke, from
Liverpool, lies in a dangerous situation.
TOMITI3IOII,i'. March 26.—The Argo. .Deverenx, from Liverpool to
Newcastle, put. in here to-day in
.distress, having been struck by a
heavy sea, which threw her on her beam. ends, and carried away her
mainmast, saiTh, &c, and 'swept the deck.

THI/RSDAY, MARCH Wind N. W.—Fresh

ARRIVED—The Victoria, Williamson; and the Hiaginson, Gillespy,
from Baibados—Barlow, Barns, from St John, N ll—The Oberon,
Grindale, froth Payta and Lima, sailed from Lima 18t11 Dec.
TUT BACK—Rebecca, Saver, for Newfoundland—Esther;Jump, for
Demerara—Samuel and John, Perkins, for •Nen• Orleans—Miranda,
Bolton, for Demirara.

The James Laurie, Findiater, hence and St Thomas, at Nassau.
James Lemon, Lawton, hence for St John, N•B, was spoken 20th
March, inlat. 49 It), long. 10 15.
The Dliiabeth, Brown, hence, at Trinidad.
The Lady Amherst, Fishwick, hence, at Milford for Cork, to stop a
leak. • '
Tweed, Smith, hence, at Trinidad.
Aurora, --, froin StDoMingo and Turk's Island, at Cove, for
this port.
The Oberon, Grindale, arrived at this port from Payta and Lima,
sailed from Lima 18th Dec. On 16th Feb. spoke the Falcon, hence for
Calcutta, in lat. 21 OS, long. 27 12 W. Yesterday afternoon off the
Ormshead, passed about 30 sail-Of outward-bound vessels under close
reefed topsails, The Mary Scott, was to sail' from Lima abotitist
January.

TELEGRAPH OFFICE, -MARCH 31, 183 G.

Wind al

t Holyhead, W.N.W.—Blowing very fresh.
las, outward-bound—No. 347; Mogul, A 8, for New
Jutting back.

Off Point Lyn
York, at 5 a.m. I)

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