The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1841-03-30 00:00:00

SATURDAY, MARCH 27.—Wind S.W

ARRlVEn.—Barbadian, Hughes, from Jamaica—lnverstone`
Smith, from New Orleans—Randolph, —, from Honduras—
Magnet, Pritchard, from Bourdeanx—and Eugene, Perre, from
Ostend.

WHITSTABLE., March 26.—The Amelia, Swan, from London for
Liverpool, which was on shore on the Woolpack, has been got off,
and is in tow of six smacks trom the Bay.
Fame, PringL, from Buenos Ayres, at Liverpool ; sailed 15th Jan.
On 10th and 17th March experienced a heavy gale from W. S. W.
to N. N. W. which lasted about eight hours.
Cova, ,25th March.—Warlock, Pagan, from Liverpool, fat Cal-
cutta, put in here to-day, with loss of boats, cabouse. &c. and the
cook washed overboard, having shipped a sea, 18th March, in lat.
45 long. 11
TERCEIRA, March 13.—Myrtle, Martin, from Liverpool, and
Louisa, Elliott. from London, were totally wrecked in the Bay of
Angra, 7th March, during a violent gale from S S.E. Crews saved.
Pearl, Carrick, hence for Genoa. was at anchor yesterday, in
three fathoms water, on the north end of Blackwater Bank.

Peri, Dawe, hence at Terceira
Handelaars, Nyeman, from Harlingen for Liverpool, off North
Foreland 25th March _

Emulous, Kemp, hence at Deal

SUNDAY, MARCH 28.—Wind S. moderate,

ARRlVED.—Matthew Pearce, —, and Morgiana, Duncan,
from Savanilla—Favourite, Harvey, from Havre—Quiver, —,
from St. Michael— Charles Jones, --, from Calcutta—Mary
Imrie. —, from Mauritius—Manchester. Bosworth, and William
and Elizabeth, from New Orleans—Eclipse, Muyeliaert, from
Ostend, and Leopold, --, from Antwerp.
SAT Anwyl, and Martha, Martin, for Barbadoes—John
Peat. Guthrie, for Alexandria—Erin-go-Bragh, Sumpton, for Mon-
treal—Urgent, Thompson, for Calcutta—Hector, Crisp, and Eleanor,
Palmer. for Constantinople—E. Highficld, Moore, for Malta, tkc—
Huskisson, Lucas, for Africa—Aurora, Mendicolanda, and Tridente,
De Ygartua, for Havana—lndus, Brown, for Ceylon—Hope, Cock-
for Batavia—New York, Nevin, for New York—Reliance,
Mlley, for Ceara—Brothers, --, and James Ray, Rorison,
for Monte Video.

Richard Watson, Seeds, from Berbice, at Liverpool; sailed 20th
February. In coming out grounded on the bar, and has been
very leaky all the passage. The Kelsick Wood was to sail 21st
February, for Liverpool.
The Louisa and Elizabeth, Barber, ftom Liverpool, for Rotterdam,
put into Milford, 19th Marca, through contrary winds, and not the
Louisa Elizabeth, from Liverpool, for Rochester, as reported 24th
March, to have put in leaky.
Affieck, Banks, hence at Santa Martha.
Ilia, Swindahl ; Andrew M'Kean, and John Cooper, for Hamburg,
hence at Stromness.

Mathilde, -, hence off Travemunde

MONDAY,

MARCH 20.—Wind S.W. moderate

Arm vED.—Orozimbo, Marcy, from New Orleans, at this port;
left the bar 2nd March—Henry Hood, Scott, from New York—
One & All, Furse, from St. Michael—Statilda, Hare, and Ellen,
Ward, from Wicklow—Four Sisters, Stevenson, from Tramore—
Venus, Hannah, and Rover, Kelly, from Dunmore—Pat John Nu.
gent, Kelly, and Jones, Douglas, from Portaferry—Atalanta,
Bailey, and Marys, Walker, from Donaghadee—Ann Semple,
from Sligo—Hope, Robinson, from Dublin—Enterprise,
from London—Victoria, Black, and Sincerity, Griffiths, from New-
port.
SAILED.—Calder, Arthur, for Pernambuco—Leviathan, Veale,
for Cuba—Goodwin, Davies, for Philadelphia—Avon, Macters, for
St. John, N.B.—William & Jane, Jones, for Rouen—Mersey, Ham.
ilton, for Montreal—Broad Oak, M'Coy, for Bahia—Jessamine,
Jarvis, for Newfoundland—Magnet, Morton, for Montreai—Free.
dom, Tyrer, for Gibraltar—Neptun, Stenfers, for Elsinore—and
Elizabeth Holderness, Howley, for Miramichi.

Milton, Anderson, from Texas, at this port; sailed 11th Feb.
The Ironside was to leave in 10 days for Liverpool.
Ferris, Killyer, from Antwerp, at Cape de Verds
Emily, Guiller, hence at Texas
Lady Brougham, Dawe, hence at Lisbon
John & Edward, Melhuish, sailed from Lisbon for Liverpool 20th
March
Sisters, MiMinn, hence for Algiers, at the Cove
FAmuoUTH, March 27.—The Xanthus, Bennett, from Liverpool
to London, struck on the Stag Rocks, off the Lizard, yesterday
morning, and immediately sunk; crew saved.

TELEGRAPH OFFICE, MARCH 29, 1841

Wind at Holyhead, S.S.W. light breeze in the merning ; S.S.W.
moderate at noon, and S.S.W. blowing fresh in the evening.
Off Point Lynas, at 5 p.m. (with a pilot on board,) No. 1773,
Shakeapsare, A.S.

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