The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1840-12-11 00:00:00

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TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8.
Aartiven.—Rob Roy, , from Virginia—Mary Bell, —,
from Alexandria—Gallavedio. Rae, from Messina—Speed, —,
from St. John, N.B.—Augusta, Baddely, from Xabia—Blomedon,
, from Cephalonia.

United Kingdom, , from Quebec, off this port. During
the passage was struck by a sea, which washed away bulwarks,
stove boats, and killed one man.

Valiant, -, from Port-au-Priuce, off this port, with foremast
and main topmast cut away in a gale last night.
Mangalore, Airey, from China to London, struck on a shoal off
Billiton Island 21st August, was got off, but soon afterwards sunk;
crew saved and arrived at Sincapore.
Crescent, -, from Sincapore to London, struck on Greg's
Shoal, near Carmatta Island 21st Aug. cleared the reef, but was
abandoned, being very leaky, and soon afterwards went down;
crew saved.

Arabian, Brown, from China, at Falmouth ; sailed gth June ;
Batavia, gth Aug. and St. Helena 14th October. On the 28th Oct.
in lat. 60 N, long. 20 OW, spoke the Brothers, for New South
Wales, On the 2gth, in lat. 630 N, long. 20 OW, spoke the Urania,
hence for Bombay

Rosalind, Crouch. from Mazatlan, at Falmouth, with 250,000
dollars on freight.
Cleveland, (supposed from) Bombay, off this port.
Colonist, Cowman, sailed from St. Helena for Liverpool I7th Oct.
Frederick, Beck, hence at Palau
Minerva, Brown, hence at Ostend
Noorwarts, Don, hence at Helvoet
Anna, --, hence to Newfoundland, was spoken I7th Nov.
in lat. 41, long. 44 30

DiumFn lES, Dec. s.—The Vernon, from Liverpool to Glasgow,
that was on shore near the Water of Urr, has been got off without
much damage, and arrived at Caresthorne, where she wiil re-load
and proceed.

GREENOCK, DEC. 5.—A large barque was seen on the 4th instant,
under water, topgallant-yard across and all the sails furled, two
boats alongside.

LISBON, Nov. 30.—The Mersey, Gregory, from Liverpool to Vera
Cruz, put in here on the 28th inst. with damage, having been struck
by a sea on the 18th while lying to, which hove her on her beam
ends, stove in the boats, burst in the mainsail, &c. the cargo is not
supposed to have sustained any damage, and the vessel in all likeli-
hood will not have to discharge. Nov. 20, 10 miles S.W. of Scilly
passed a schooner abandoned ; 21st, saw a brig with loss of fore-
masthead, and maintopgallant-mast ; 22d, in lat. 45. 22.10ng. 8. 30.
passed the side of a vessel. The Russia, from Liverpool to New
Orleans, had also put in here, with damage.

WEDNESDAY, DECNMBER 9.—Wind S. moderate

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ARRlVED.—Cleveland, Morley, from Bombay—Lancashire Lass,
Norman, from Smyrna-,Clinton, Little, and Isaac Allerton,
from New Orleans—Emma, —, from Bahia—Pauline,
from Ostend—Jane Walker, —, and Lady Flora Hastings,
Vero, from Quebec—Ellen, , and Alyth, —, from Alex-
andria—Don, Muir, from St. Andrew, N.B.—Gideon, Guswall,
from Messina—Julia, Farrer, from Salon—Satelleo„ from
St. John, N.B.—Jessie, Mitehell, from Palermo—and Airey, Nich-
olson, from the Cape of Good Hope and London.
SAILED,—Wm. Large, Seymour, for Jamaica—Wanderer, Robin-
son, for Trinidad—England, Waite, for New York—Reliance,
Harper, for Naples—Cigar, Harvey, for Lisbon, &c.—Tartar,
Niker, for Gibraltar—Kent, Byers, for Berbice, &c.—Sarah, New-
ten, for Barbadoes, &c.—Susquehana, Miercken, for Philadelphia—
Felix Destino, Luz, for Oporto—Auguste, Kirkhoven, for Ostend—
Pennsylvania, Farnham, and St. Lawrence, Brown, for New Or-
leans—Henry Bell, Hood, for Laguira, &c.—Perthshire, Jones, for
Havana—Mary, Ford, for Demerara—Bridget Archibald, Toole, for
Rio Grande—Elisabeth Bruce, Higgins, for Boston—John Lilley,
Clegg, for Africa—Liverpool Packet, Mersa, for Bahia—Otaz, Ber-
berovich, for Pernambuco—and Kate, Brown, for New Orleans.

Litherland, Baxter, and Duan, New, hence at China
Royal Saxon, Black ; Ann, Salkeld; and Harriet Scott, Beynon
hence at Bombay
Java, Pickering, from London, at ditto
Nemesis, (steamer) Hall, hence, &c. at Ceylon 15th October
Otterspool -, hence at Calcutta

Blake -, sailed from China for England 31st July
John Campbell, White, sailed from Bombay Bth October, and
Gilbour, Theaker, 21st, for this port; Julius Cesar, Mitchell, sth
October, Kingston, M'Lean, 13th, and Dartmouth, Jacob, 25th
Oct. all for China; and Thomas Bold, Broadhurst, for Cork or
Falmouth, 20th October

Robert Henderson ; Thomas Sparks ; Lord Althorp ; Urgent,
and Gleneira, sailed from Calcutta for this port previous to 25th
October

Archer, Matthewson, hence at Barbadoes

Alice Jane, - hence at Vera Cruz
Minerva, , firom Miramichi, at Belfast
H.M.S. Electra, from Peru, at Mazatlan, and is expected to
obtain a freight of one million of dollars

Don, Muir, from St. Andrew, N.B. at this port; sailed Ist Nov.
On the 13th, in lat. 40 0, long. 61 0, spoke the Sir Walter Scott,
from St. John, N.B. to Cork. On the 16th, in lat. 44 0, long. 51 0,
spoke the Margaret Balfour, from Quebec for Belfast, and the
Marchioness of Queensbury, from Quebec. On the sth Dec. in lat.
50 0, long. 14 0, spoke the Lady Combermere, hence for Africa.
City of Edinburgh, from London to Sydney, New South Wales,
and Ocean Queen, from London to Launceston, went on shore on
Flinder's Island, 10th and 11th July; the former has become a total
wreck ; the latter it is evpected will be got oft
Eleanor, M'Pherson, hence for New Orleans, was spoken nth
Nov. in lat. 32 0, long. 23-0

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Lassos, Nov. 23.-The Farewell, Ilorsch, from Liverpool for
Konigsberg, got aground on the N.E. aide of tne Island, but came
off with assistance and proceeded.

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10.
ARRlVED.—Warwick, Little, from Sierra Leone, with 5 feet
water in her hold—Asia, Sears, fram Savannah—Warrior, Cowey,
from Mauritius; sailed 7th September—Wm. Parker, Sewell, and
Ocean Queen, , from Quebec—Blackaller, Watson, from
Cuba—Nereid, , and Pentreath, —, from Alexandria—
Pauline, --, from Bremen—Mary, De Grass, from Antwerp—
Eleanor, Cornelius, from Ghent—Parton, --, from Gallipoli—
Columbus, --, from Quebec; sailed 17th Nov.—and Virginia,
, from Lisbon.

SAiLan.—Sir Colin Campbell, Pentreath, for New Orleans—
Betsey Hall, Cole, for Maranham—Caledonia, Irvine, for Vera
Cruz—Mary Muir, Payne, for Valparaiso—Emily, Gaillan, for
Texas—Mary Caroline, Lawson, for Savannah—Munro, Balfour,
for Monte Video—Tigris, M'Gilf, from Calcutta—Ceres, Smith, fo,
Honduras—Wm. Rusell, Jones, for Bahia—Powhattan, Brigs, for
Baltimore—and Jos. Cristall, Broad, for Syra.

Athena, Ashbridge, hence at Sincapore, and sailed for China
previous to 11th September
Orixa, Ager, sailed from Sincapore for Rio and London let Sept.
Herald, Alcock, and Boyne, Foster, sailed from Alexandria for
Liverpool lgth October.
Tomlinson, Kirkness, hence at Quebec
Centaur, Fox, and Zuleika, Holmes, sailed from Smyrna 15th
Nov. and Rattlesnake, Rainer, lgth all for Liverpool
Hartlepool, -, hence at Constantinople
Boreas, Dale, hence at Seville
Energy, Fleming, hence at Bourdeaux
----, Black, hence at Kiel
Andrew, M'Kean, hence for Hambro', at Londonderry
Guisachan, Every, from China, off Dover
Charlotte, -, from Hull, al Bombay
Copeland, -, sailed from Saugor for Liverpool Bth October
Matador, Bradenhal, hence at Swinemunde for Lisbon, with
rudder damaged and loss of sails
Emerald Isle, hence to Seville, was spoken in lat. 51, long. 11
Chester, hence to St. John, N.B. was spoken 4th instant, 50 miles
N.W. of Cape Clear

CROOKIIIVEN. Dec. 7.—The America. Mackie, frem Quebec I
this port, which was run on shore this morning on Stran
where she now lies with masts cut away

WATERFORD, Dec. B.—The Glencoe, from Glasgow to Calcutta,
was driven on shore last night near the Cove of Ballamacou, and
has become a total wreck. The Lisk, from Malaga to Glasgow
was driven on shore last night, near Banmahon, but both vessels
and cargo are likely to be saved.

SMYRNA, Nov. Ig.—The Mary, Bond, from Liverpool, is on shore
on Pelican's Point, in the Gulf, but expected to be got off, without
material damage, after discharging part of her cargo.

TELEGRAPH OFFICE, DECEMBER 10, 1840,

Wind at Holyhead, S.S W. blowing fresh.
Off Holyhead, at S 36 a.m. No. 9074, Adam Lodge, B.S. from
Calcutta, and 1667, Dovecot, 8.8.
No further communication for fog.