The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1840-06-09 00:00:00

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FRIDAY. JUNE G.—Wind N.W.

A R arvw.—Ocean' --, from Philadelphia.
SAlLUD.—Astrea, Le Canter, for Vera Cruz—Ganges, Jones, for
Hampton Roads—Potomac, Drew, for Baltimore—Brunette. Robin-
son, for Boston—Eleanor, Pemberton, for New Orleans—Tamer.
lane; Theobald, for Savannah—Gossypium, Brown, for Demerara—
Albion, Lovett, for New York—Sarah, Kinney, for Quebec—Rig-a,
Smith, for Boston—Sullivan, Brown, for Charleston—Abeona,
Esson, for Quebec—Anna Eliza, Mattison, for Madeira—William
Henry, Crawford, for ilarlingen—Jessy, Harvey, for Newfoundland
—Orozimbo, Marcy, for New Orleans—Mary, Nelson, for Demerara
Sheffield, Allen. for New York—Shaw, Chase, for Cbarleston
Frederick, Fischer, for Hamburg—Rochdale, Shepherd, for St. Vin-
cent—Wm, Large, Seymour, for Jamaica--Countess Durham,
Stone, for Berbice, &c.—Charles, Rickmeers, for Ostend—Wilson,
Stroup, for Montreal—Josephine, Scott, for Barbadoes—Harriet
Scott, Beynon, for Bombay—Erindring, Nielson, for Elsinore—
Hope, Harmer, for Havre, &c.

Creole, Stephenson, from Monte Video, at this port ; sailed 26th
March. The Victoria was to sail the next day for Bahia Blanca.
The Augustina and Reward were to sail the ead of March, and the
Middleton early in April, all for Liverpool
Archimedes, (screw steamer) from London, &e. at this port.
Dash, Huntress, from Newfoundland, at the Cove •
Duchess of Portland, Kerr, hence at Trinidad

Sarah, Adolphus, and Unierse, Booker, hence at Berbice

Tapley, ---, from China, at the Downs. On 12th April, in
let. 21 S, long. 3W, spoke the Herald. On 17th May, in lat. 35 N,
long. 40 W, spoke the Gazelle, for Liverpool
Daniel Grant, Mintz, hence to Lima, was spoken 29th Jan. in lat.
11 :to 5, long. 32 W •
Eliza Stewart, Miller, from London at Canton, 19th Dec.
Thames, Marquis, from Calcutta and Singapore at ditto, 21st Dec.
Orwell. Hughes, front Sydney at ditto, 23rd Dec.
Glenelg, Shettler, from Bombay and Singapore at ditto, 25th Dec.
Harriet, , from Sourabaya at ditto, 28th Dec-
Jean, M'Cutcheon, from Manilla at ditto, 4th Jan.

Ta LaGann' OFFICP: --p a.m. The signals cannot pass beyond
Ililbre Island for thick weather.

SATURDAY, JUNE 6.—Wind S.W. fresh.

SAlLEn.—Uelena, Drenning, and Herculean, Grim:all, for nom-
bay—Triumph, White, for Dordt—Rival. Sutherland , for Nassau—
Harmony, Hobson, for St. Thomas—General Jackson, Moore;
Britannia, Cook ; Commerce, Reed; and Josephine, Prindie, for
New Yerk—Limena, Eddington, for Barbailoes—Dos de Enero,
Ferrer, for Havana—Amazon, Holmes, and Otterspoel, Scales, for
Calcutta—Maria Willielmina, Nieman, for Wismar—Congaree,
Doane, for Boston—Juno, M`Taggart, for St. John, N.B.—Anne
Wayne, Wiley, for Savannah—Galston, Watts, and Helen Stewart,
Stewart, for Manilla—Catharina, Masson, and Princess Victoria,
Ferguson, for Quebec—Dragos, Ob;lovich, and Argo, Vh;nella, for
Trieste—Die Krone, Burghard,- for Hamburg—Auguste, Plageman,
for Revel—Gluckauf, Kruger, for Danzie—Courser, Varwell, for.
Genoa—and Thomas Mellor, Palethorp, for Pernambuco.

Queen Mab, Ainley, from China, at this port; sailed from Macao
21st Feb. in company with the John Marsh, for London. The
Thames sailed 29th Feb. for Loudon ; passed her 2!;th Feb. in Java
sea. The Royal Saxon hail discharged the cargo taken in at Wham-
poa, and was re-loading at Tongkoo, for England. The Penang
would sail about the middle of March, for Liverpool. The Heroine ;
Eliza Stewart; Earl Balcarras, and Aberceombie Robinson, were
lording for London. The Manilla, was loading for Manilla. A
black barque, supposed to be the Ariel, from Suez, arrived at Tong.
koo, on the evening of the 20th Feb. The Tyrer ; Guisachan ;
Aden ; Frances Ann, and Mangalore, were at Tongkoo.
Brilliant, Barn ett, from Gravesend, at Elsinore, in 4 days
James Matheson, Milward, sailed from Singapore for Siam 7th
February
Mary Jmrie, Boyd, sailed from Mauritius for Calcutta 29th Feb.
London, Bent', from Calcutta, at St. Helena, and sailed 22nd
Fcb. for Liverpool
Malay, Galbraith, from Mauritius, at St. Helena
Iris, -, from China, do •

Thomas Contts, Warner, from China, off Dartmouth ; sailed 4th
Feb. ; from Cape of Good Hope, 14th April, and from St. Helena
25th April

Carelle, Roberts, from Valparaiso and Rio Janeiro, at Swansea
Sylphide, -, for St. Petersburg, that was run down 2sth
May, near the Bell Buoy, has been raised by the Steam Tug Com-
pany's vessels, and put on the beach, near the Magazines
Mor, , from London, At China, 15th Feb.
Emulous, Ferguson, and Diamond, Rees, hence at Demerara
Charles, Jones, hence at Barbadoes
Apollo, hence at Newfoundland
Vrietnischap, Klien, hence at Zwelle •
Alexander Edmond, Strong, hence for Quebec, off Ennishowen
Head, Ist June

SUNDAY, JUNE 7.—Wind S.W. moderate.
A RILIVEn.— Gazelle, from Monte Video—Narraganset,r
—, from New Orleans—and Dartmouth, , from Seville.
SAlLED.—Brigand, Evill, for Antigua —Christiana, Simp son, fo,
Quebec—Lafayette, Eandes. for Baltimore—William & John , Snow
for Boston—Eduard, alike, for Danzie—Arg9, Fretwurst, and
and Amitie, Schultz, for Elsinore—Christiana, Lawson, for New-
foundlaud—Visiter, Loch, for Labrador—Emma Graham Ferguson,
for Oporto—Willielmine, Linde, for Pillau—Thomas 4: Elizabeth,
Fell, for Rotterdam—and Pauline, Klamp, for St. Thomas.

Brutus, Douglas, from Bonny, at this port; sailed 22nd March.
Thc Mansfield, late Edmunds, sailed two days previous for Liver-
pool. On the 20th Feb. the Thomas Parsons blew up in Old Cala-
bar. N.B.—The above is the report of a boat's crew of Kroomen,
who deserted the Albatross, and came to Bonny river, about the
Ist March; the captain and crew are reported to have all perished
Donegal, Thompson, and G. H. Harrison; Boag. hence at New-
foundland

Heron, Kingood, hence at Newfoundland, with loss of foremast
and jibboom

Ann Paley, Williams, hence at Genoa 27th May
Fisher, Sewell, hence at Newfoundland
Jane, Hudson, hence at ditto, with loss of jibboom, figure head,
&c. having been in contact with a vessel
Lightfoot, Pearce; Diana, Miller, and Scipio, , hence at
Newfoundland

Highland Lad, Syms, from Patras and Syra, at Smyrna
Douro, pall, hence and Malta, at ditto -
Sunbeam, Potts, sailed from Smyrna, 16th May, and Nora Creina,
Howes, 13th May, both for Liverpool
Stormont, Ibsister, and Clipper, Holland, hence at Odessa
Elize, Parton; Anna, Knuth; Gustay. Carl. Fretwurst, and Sy-
rius, Fretwurst, hence at Riga
Governor von Essen, Schumacker ; Griphea, Iloop, and Danzic
Packet, Fanner, hence at Danzic
Frecheet, Myer, and Catherine Elizabeth, Darren, hence at Tra-
vemunde

Marens Allude, Madsen, hence at Kiel •
Countenance, Senulen, hence at Copenhagen
Six Sodskende, Anderson, hence at Ilepshaven, and sailed 21st
May for Flensburg
Icabella, , from Pernambuco, at Falmouth
B UM A rus, June 6.—The Ant, Parry, from Liverpool or Chester
for Carnarvon, is on shore near the Swilly Rocks, and not expected
to be got off without considerable damage
DROGHEDA, June a. —The Henry Smith, Lang, from Liverpool,
which struck on an anchor in this river, 30th May, is discharging
part of her cargo in a damaged state

ELSINORE, May 30.—The Iduna, of Nye Carleby, from Liver-
pool, drove foul of the Elbing Packet, Wulff, from Pillau for Liver-
pool: the former received considerable damage in her hull, and has
come into this harbour to discharge and repair. An English and
a 'Mecklenburg Brig., on their beam ends, and the crews in the
rigging, are reported to have then passed in the Cattegut

MONDAY, JUNE B.—Wind South.

ARRlVND.—Alexander, Turner, from New Orleans—Helen,
M.Cormick, from St. Übes—Challenger, Hernaman, from Smyrna—
Wm. Fawcett, (steamer) from Havre—Swiftsure, Tyack, from
Smyrna—and Medford, Welsh, from New Orleans.

ALso Anitivm—Friends, Arnett, from London—Margaret,
Owens, from Newport—Garnett, Frances, from Falmouth—Grace
Gillespie, Wallace, from Dundee—Union, from Dublin—
Ranger, , from London—and Torch, schooner, from
SAlLED.—Fadrens Minde, Petersen, for Bergen.