The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1840-04-17 00:00:00

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The salt tax produced, when at its 11311X1EQUIll, about
£1,500,000 per annum.

Isabel, --, from Savanilla, at the Cove. On 9th April, in lat.
51, long. 13, spoke the Manchester, from Philadelphia for Liverpool
Caledonia, , hence for New Orleans, was spoken 19th Feb
in lat. 16, long. 6o
MILFoan, April 12.—A few casks of oil, part of the Sarah's cargo,
leave been picked up

STROMNESS, April g.—The Expedition, Krause, from Danzig for
Liverpool, arrived yesterday in Cawston Roads, making a great
quantity of water, and part of the cargo thrown overboard

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15.—Wind N. moderate.

ARRlVED.—Stirling, Cam, from Mobile—Harkaway, Proal, and
Diadem, Lambert, from New Orleans—Virginian, Harris, from New
York; sailed 16th ult.—Argo, Farley, from Savannah—Ann Laing,
Hudson, from Odessa—Alert, Vidler, from Charente—Drie Gezus-
ters, Franken, from Amsterdam—Perseverance, Monnet, and
Leopold, Garling, from Antwerp —Marianne, Schmidt, and Sophia,
, from Danzic—Adrian, Hansen, from Kioge—Diana, Pfuffer,
and Ballina, —, from Stettin—and Fortuna, Schurring, from
Tonsberg.
SAlLED.—Charles Hammerton, Davies, for Trinidad—Brilliant,
Yule, for Riga—Ann, Wilman, for Pugwash—Turho, Beauchamp,
for New York—Douegall, Thompson, for Newfoundland—Activo,
De Freitas, for Lisbon—Bessy Robertson, Christie, for Rio de .1a
neiro—Apollo, Hogedorn, for Porto Rico—and David Banks, Jolly,
for Leghorn.

Brilliant, Burnett. hence at Campeachy, 11th Feb. all well
Seagul, (packet) from Falmouth, at Halifax
Lowell, Pratt. and Chatham, Richardson, hence at Boston
Coromando, Pierce, hence at Charleston
Louisa, Osborne; Stephen Whitney, Thompson; lndependence,
Wortman, and Monument, Chase, hence at New York
T. I'. Cope, ' hence at Philadelphia
Victoria, Tait, and Promo, --, hence at Naples ,
Diligent, Winton; Eliza, Nowlan ; Fortuna, Wickstrom, and
Boyne. Foaster, hence at Trieste
Condor, , frinn New Orleans, at ditto'
Arab, Dalgarmo, sailed from Trieste 24th March, and Villaco,
Ballovick, 28th—both for this port
Winscales, Connolly, from Sierra Leone off Maryport
Ellen, Yapp, —, from Siam, off the Wight

Milton, Anderson, from Port-au-Prince, at Falmouth ; sailed 22nd
Feb. On the 24th, spoke the Apame. from Port-au-Prince to Fal-
mouth. On the 3rd ult. in lat. 26 0, long. 74 0, spoke the Gratitude,
from Gonaives for the Cape of Good Hope
Richmond, Russell, from New Orleans, at the Cove. On the
27th ult. experienced a heavy gale, and threw overboard 51 bales
cotton (deck cargo)
Horatio, Howland, from New York, at this port; sailed 26th ult.
The Gafford, (packet of the lgth) was to sail on the 27th, and the
Roscoe, (packet) on the 30th

Marshall Blucher, , from Lisbon, at this port; sailed :16th
ult. Off Lisbon, spoke the Nelson Wood, from Maryport for Cadiz
Burlington, Hallett, from New Orleans to Havre, was fallen in
with on fire 17th ult. in lat. 40 0, long. 54 0, having been struck by
lightning, and the erew taken off by the St. James, from London,
arrived at New York

J. H. Shepherd, hence for New Orleans, was spoken gth ult. in
lat. 25 0, long. 84 0
Roscoe, Huttleston, hence for New York, was spoken 17th ult. in
lat: 40 0, long. 54 0
NEW YORK, March 25.—A wreck with no masts standing and
apparently a large vessel, was seen near Mount Desert Rock 10th
instant.—A large brig, with mainmast gone, was seen 14th instant,
in lat. 36 0, long. 63
KIRKWALL, April 9.—The Jantzen, from Dantzic to Liverpool,
was brought in here this day, on her beam ends; cargo having
shifted and supposed to be much damaged
ISLE OF MAN, April 14.—The Mary Ann, from Liverpool to
Donaghadee, was driven ou shore 11th instant, behind Langness,
and will probably be a total wreck; crew saved. The bolus,
Feton, horn Belfast to Liverpool, has arrived here with head of
foremast carried away