The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-02-20 00:00:00

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FRIDAY; FRUTWARY 13.—Wind E.S.E.
Anurvsn.—Lion, Bailey, from Demerara, with loss of mizenyard,
boats. Itu!works, R--,e,—David Cu ;non, Broadfoot, from New Orleans—
Republic, Williams, from New York.
OFT 7'llB PoitT.—.TOhli Stamp, Payne, fin BombayL-Westmoreland,
Brigstock,.from Alituritins—Ellen; Yapp, from Valparaiso—Chieftain,Nooney, front Ilahia—Melliy, If ayton, from Ceara—Sophia, Birkett,
from DerneraraOainpier, Nen,lands, from SaVanilla—Chalco, Dic-
kinson. from Laguna— Formosa,k. Mitchell El4a Warwick, Welch.
and William Goddard, Smith, from New Orleans—Lyons, bavenport
and Isaac Hicks, Ingersoll, from N:itchoz—fiercules. Snow. from
!Mobile—Oronee, Wilson. from St. Mark's Alexander Grant, Brown
Emigrant, Petrie ; and Propontis, Pratt, from Savannah—Victoria,
Candler; from Charlestor-43yron, Penington ; and Albion; Putnam,
from New, York—Ellen flight/old, fin Marseilles—Schems Constians,
froth Senegal and Bourdeaum.

SAlLED.—Siddons, Britton, and North America, Hoxie, for New
York—Strathmore. Dick, for Africa—olive Branch, Sedrick, for Sa-
vannah—Louisa, Trueman, and Henry Leeds, Marshall, for Mobile.

Frederick Huth; Tohy, from London, at the Cape. of Good Hope
Sir John Beresford, from Singapore, off Plymouth
Byron, of Belfast, was passed on the sth instant, in lat. 49, long. 26,
dismasted and waterlo,,,,cd
LivprPool. Nieyler, from Waterford for this port, sunk yesterday in
Beaumaris Bay : crew saved
Adelaide, Groves, from Halifax at Cove, with damage : master
washed overboard---bound to London
Governor Douglas, from Padstow.to St John, N.B. at Cove, with loss
tat miientnaSt. 3rc. : carpenter and four meh washed oVerboord; arid
hull very much damaged
Emma, Furness, from Waterford for Newfoundland, at Cove, with
loss of sails, spars. Ste., three months out
Euterpe, Telf,r, from Demerara, at Cove
froth' Bonny, at ditto
Hesperus. Baxter, sailed from 3fauritins for Calcutta 22nd Oct.
Edgeomhe, -, from Liverpool, at Newfoundland
Broad Oak, -, from Hambro' at ditto
Abercrombie, -, hence for Charleston, was spoken 2nd Feb.
in lat. 4430, long. 33
Amelia Rt Hannan, Williams, hence for Nantes, at Falmouth
Henrietta, Grundy, from. Kertch, at Standgate Creek

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 17.—Wind S.E. very fresh.
A aatvsn.—Sooltia. Birkett, from Demerara—Lyons, Davenport
from Natchez—Eliza Warwick, Welch, from New Orleans—Hercules,
Snow, from Mobile—and Charles Carroll, Crozier, from Savannah.
.SAILED.—Walter. Scott, Rea. for Nei- York—Wilkinson. Ede*,
far Maranham—Rapid. Robertson, for Buenos Ayres—Courier, Nel-
son, for Valparaiso-i-Lady Gordon, Sebum from Halifax.— !Sahel,
Cape, for Trieste—Venus, Hanlon, for Jersey, &c.—and Nyverheid,
Lievens, for Antwerp

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Avoca. Bo'idle, and Cheerful, Tinley, were to sail from the Mauri-
tius for Liverpool about 14th Nov.
Salus. from Liverpool for the Cape of Good Hope, was spoken 27th
Dec. in lat. 3 N, long. 22 W. The Isis, from the Clyde, Bth Jain. in
in lat. 16 N, long. 34 45 W ; and Jane Prowse, from Liverpool for
Valliaraiso
Tampico. -.rom Copenhagen. at eWounan
Vesper, licks, from Liverpool for HaNvre, aft Cowdlesd
Susan, Humble, from Charleston, at the Clyde
Agnes, Cobb, from the Mediterranean. at Bahia 29th Dec.

SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 18.--Wind 8.8. nv-nlerate.
-Alekander, Grant, from Savannah—Chalco,
from Laguna—lsaae Aicks, —., from Natchez—Byrom,
anti. Alliioti,—, from New York—and. Dykes, --, from St.. John, N.B.

SAlLED.—Mprsey, Abbott, for Jamaica—and Caledonia Brander,
NlA°lsoti, for New Orleans

Neptune. 'Parker, betie‘;, at the Cove, with toss of boats and bul-
warks, after being out ti days, and within. 70 miles of St. John,
bound to Newfoundland

Alert, Gibson, from the Cape of Good. Hope, at the Cove, histllolllg,
sails, stauncheons, and mate and one boy washed overboard. On lst•
Feb: in lat. 48, long. 16, spoke the Frederick, from Liverpool for Vir-
ginia, 2G leagues to the southward of Cape Cleat', and the Huron,
from New Orleans foi Liverpool
William Nile, Berrett, from Liverpool for Leghorn, at Kingstown
Fortescue, —, of Dublin. at Demerara
Chandos, —, sailed from Demerara for this port 31st Dec.•
YOUGHALL, Feb. -13;—The Mount Zion, Bachelor, from New Or-
leans for Liverpool, was run on the mud in this harbour this evening.
On the 211th Jan. sluilost her rudder, boats, and some of her bulwarks,
and it is feared her stern post is injured
Wyciti.oW, Feb. 16.—A large barque, with all her masts gone; is
at anchor about two miles from the shot,.

DUBt.FN, Feb. 16.—Several pieces of wreck 'drove into Baldoyle
harbour East night. -supposed to be parts of a vessel of 'about 100 tons:
also, a cask of Flour marked" George Milt, Liverpool," and several
casks supposed with powder, one of which is directed per Betsey,
of Liverpool, to Madhe, Wales. A vessel supposed' to be the Mary
Ann, is onshore oil the west pier mouth, a complete wreck, and all
hands 10st. Several bags of coaCe are washing out of her

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 19.—Wind S.E.moderate.
ARRiVED.—Form,,sa, Mitchell. from New. Orleans—tiarkawav,
Newcombe, from Virginia—Chieftain, Rigby, from Bahia—Donald,
Potts, from l3erbice—Dampier, Newlands, fm Savant Maypo,
-----, from Messina.
OFF THE PORT.—Hibernin, Cobh, from New York; sailed 28th
ult.—and Victoria, Candler, from Charleston.

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SATLEu.--Regalia, Cobb, for Havana—Veracity, Anderson, for
Trinidad—'Tremont, Hall, for New Orleans—and Freedom, Cox, for
Smyrna.

Brandon, —. hence at Tampico
.Lord'Cornwall, Poe, hence at Nassau
Lady Paget, Galt, hence at Charleston
Conshrook. —, from Belfast, at ditto
Garrick, Palmer, and England, Waite, hence at New York 25th ult.
Philadelphia, Morgan, from London, at ditto
Adelaide, ---, hence at Rochfort
Royal Oak, Doyle, from Cadiz, at Kingstown, making water,
having struck coming in
Constitution. Wilson, hence for Charleston, at Kingstown, with
loss of jibboom, anchor and cablo •
Jessie, Foy, from Tralee for this port, at Kingstown, with loss of
redder, by striking on the Constitution'scable
Martha, Pope, hence at Kingtown, dismasted—bound to London
Pursuit, hence at Kingstown, with sails split—hound to London
Patriot Queen, from Whitehaven for this port, at Belfast
Mayflower, Cumming, for navre, has pnt back, With loss of sails
and main-boom, towed .in from Bardsey by the Mountaineer
(steamer) _

Thetis, Theobald, from Newcastle for Dublin, was totally lost on
Plymouth Breakwater.on Wednesday night: one man drowned
Groot Lankum, hence for Amsterdam, was abandoned 17th inst.
in the Irish Channel, with loss of mass and rudder, and 5 feet water
in her hold : crew saved by the Gipsy (steamer)
The Antrim, from Belfast for this port, struck on the South Rock
15th instant, was run on shore in Cloughy Bay the following morn-
ing, and went to pieces •, captain downed
DunLIN, Feb. 18.—The barque renorted dismastea off the Coast of
Wicklow was the Alexander Robertson, Whiteley, from Liverpool
for Alemandretta. She was towed into Kingstown 'Harbour this
afternobn by the Herald %steamer)
Ii(LKEAL, County Down, Feb. rt.—The-John Stamp, Payne. from
Bombay for Liverpool, was totally wrecked this morning, and is now
completely broken up ; seven men drowned
Navy YORK, Jan. 28.—The Tarquin, for Liverpool, was struck by
lightning at New Orleans during a squall isth Jan. and had her main-
mast shivered; the electric fluid penetrated the hold, and it is feared
her cargo has suffered by it; she had been towed baCk to the Levee,
and was discharging, The ship Olympia, barque Leontine, and brig
Nestor, were all injured by the storm

' LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL.
From Direct. I Indirect. From Direct. Indirect.
Calcutta Nov. ..16 ;I aranham Dec ....28
Bombay 'Nov. .13 N. Orleans Jan ....19
Mauritius Nov.... 8 . Mobile .. Jan —.20
Rio Janeiro • Dec. —lB Savannah . Jan ....21
Bahia
Pernambuco Dec.... 21. New York. lan —.2B'