The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-12 00:00:00

,;:-Dippinq Entellignia,

FRIDAY, JtiNE B.—Wind N.ll. W,

SAMSD.—Letitia, Causzar, for Batavia—Horatio, Howland, for
Canton. `Stc.,—Blucher, Heron, for Montreal, Re. —Burlington, Evans,
and Virginian, Harris, for New York—Helen Mar, Edgar, for New.
Orleans Liverpool; Baistow, for Charleston—Cy!,cle, Armstrong,
for the Brazils—Heroine, Bottch, and Dyson, Mellor, for Valparaiso—
A lexander, Stewart, for Jamnica—Trinaeria, Lagana, for Palermo,
fie.—lda, Scott, for Genoa—David Bank:4, J oily, for Ancona--Vesper,.
Hicks, for Marseilles—Selina, Doetha and *Frederick Wilhelmine,
Sehroefler, ' ElsinOre—Perseverance, Monnet, for Ostend.,-Enter-
prise, Thomas, for Riga—Kohert R. Margaret, Mulrey, fur
and Chieftain Connor, for Marva.

Jessie Logan, Black, from Singapore, off Romney
Magistrate, from Cork for New South' Wales, was spoken on
the 26th April, in lat 28 S, long 30 W
Serbnan, from Llanelly fo' Bombay, was spoken 3d May,
in lat 7 N, long 23 W
Lord Althorp, Mawson, from Manilla at Cove, sailed lOth January.'
On. the Oth January, saw a large barque,, apparently European, on.
shore at the east end of Mintau Back, West Coast of Balica : she had
all her sails set, but hove hack
Letitia, Causzar, for Batavia, sailed this morning
lngleborough, from London, at this port '
Stratford, Winslow, hence for Havana, was spoken 29th April, ,in
lat 21, long 56
Merchant, Cunningham, hence, at Mobile
Apollo, -, hence, at Newfoundland
Gipsey,-Gowan, from Newfoundland, at ditto
Pauline, I'errie, hence. at Ostend
Marie Antoinette, Brabander, hence, at Antwerp
Catherine, Leillarn, hence. at Helvoet
Great Western, (steamer,) from Bristol to New York, was spoken 3d
instant, et 4 p.m.' 130 miles west of Lundy Island, out 33 hours
wind S.S. W., fresh

SATURDAY, J 1;1,;11 9.—W i tid S.W. to N. W. light.

AIIRIVED.—Europe, Marshall, from New York ; sailed 16th May—
Alexander, Ramsay, froth the Mauritius—Freeland, -front
Africa—Cyrus, Woodside, from New York—and Bootle, Wilson, from
Lisboa.

SAlLED.—Pocahontas, West. for Philadelphia—Trinity Yatch,
Johnston, for Leghorn—Charlotte, Rlanck, for Revel--Richmond,
Winship, for Richmond, Sze--Romulous, English, for •Providence,
U.S.—Vicksburg, Woodhouse, and Cassander, Robinson. for New
York—Hobart. Belden; for New Orleanstmina, Maine, for Naples—
Julia, Melhuish, for Messina, &c.—Lintin, Gillman, for Madeira, 4c.
Stadt Camin, Nordstern, Sartorius; Pomeranian, Berner ;
Iduna, Groenwold ; George, Moller; Elizabeth, Stant ; and Hevelius,
Albrecht, for Elsinore—Johnstone,' Spence; for Demerara—America,
Treewell, for Salem, ikc.—Orontes, Webster, for St. Petersburg—
Ocea, Nicholas, for Genoa, &c.—linekinghani, Dwight, for Ports-
mouth, U.S.Vriendschap, Klassen, fur Amsterdam—Minerva, Do-
mansky, for Ttmsberg—Prarices, Russell, fur Hayti.

Scammander, Rogers, South Sea Whaler, belonging to this port,
from the Serm 'fishery, at Sydney, on the 22nd Jan. a full ship,
havin" on board 1250 barrels sperm oil, and 1591 b ambergris, out 15
months
Loreils, Urquhart, from Mobile--Talbot... Storey, from Savannah ;
sailed 5111 May—and Babette, Konig, from Riga, at ttis port
Tigris; Titherington, from China, at this port; sailed 13th Feb.
and from St. Irelena 21st April. Left 'at China, loading for London,
the Duke of' Sussex. Premier, Denison, Marquis Camden; Kirkman
Finlay, Copeland,-(Iolconds; and. David Clarke.' On the Ist May, in
lat. 1 8, long. 22 15 W, spoke 'the Eliza, from. the Clyde for Buenos
Ayres. On the 7th . May, in lat. 10, long. 31 41, spoke the. Margaret,
from Manilla for London.

Christina, Geale, froth Demerara, at thii port; sailed 27th April.
The Lavinia, sailed for London four days previous. On the 20th May,
in lat. 42, long. 37 55, spoke the Nimrod, hence for Charlestoa
Semiramis, ‘steamer) from London, &c. is reported to have arrived
at Bombay previous to 27th April
Commodore, from Mauritius for Liverpool, was spoken 17th
April, in tat. 2 N, long. 22 W
Sussex, Roxby, from Mauritius, off the Cove, and proceeded to
Bristol

Mary Jane, Quin, from Newry for Flint, foundered off the Calf of
Man, 15th May, in moderate weather. Crew saved •
Melby, Hayton, hence fur Ceara, was spoken 2.1t1) April, in lat. 1
N, long. 30 W
Annabella, Watt; froth Buenos Ayres, off Falmouth, and proceeded
for LiverpoOl ; sailed 30th' March, in company with the Win. Waters,
fur Monte Video, to load for Havana. The Australia, English, sailed
:for Nlon to Vrdeo, to load for London, 26th March. The Oscar was to
sail from Buenos Ayres 10th April, for London.. Left loading for
Liverpool, the Liebe, to sail Bth April; the Helen Anderson,.9th
April ; the Fama, 12th April ; the Alciope and Kingston, time of
sailing'uncertain ; the Eliza Heywood was to sail 4th April, for Fal-
mouth. and the Syila and Alpha, 10th May, for•CoWes and the Con-
tinent. It was reported in Buenos Ayres; 30th March,-that -Valpa-
raiso was under blockade by the English squadrOn on the Chilian
station
. Alpha, Turner, hence at Buenos Ayres
• Patriot King, Clirk, from Ciiliiutra, off Scilly

Secret, White, froni Payta, at Valparaiso', and sailed 17th Feb. for
Iquique
Clyde, Reid; Caledodia, Graham ; St. John, Davidson ; Abeona,
Drake, and Edward, Thorne, Tizard. hence at St. John, N.B.

Flora, Hunter, from Demerara, ditto . •
Henrietta, Grundy, from Shiel(l4, at Alexandria
Smyrna, Cornish. sailed from *nyrna I 1 th May, and the Mary,
Walker, 14th' M ay, both for Liverpool '
Black-eye&Susan, Watkins, sailed from Constantinople for Smyrna
11th May. and Pilot, Davis, for London, 12th May
Zan te, Johnson; Levant, Con le; 'Alexander. Robertson, Whitely
and Carena, Hayden, (in 19 days; hence at Malta
'Partners, Smardori, sailed from Malaga for Liverpool 19th May
Creacent, Ryder, hence at Charente
Frances, Delpierre, hence at Ostend
Ann & Marv, Wilson, from Valparaiso, at the Cove
Eliza Ann, Buzart, fi urn St. John, .N.B at.ditto

Nelson Parcket, Nosworths, from Newfoundland, at ditto
Lotus, Hammond, from Honduras, off the Cove, and proceeded to
Glasgow
Countess of Lonsdal e:Grocnne, from Havana, at Cowes _

IterMes; Oliphant, from Lima; at this port ; 24th Feb. The
Floraville sailed on the 9th Feb. for Liverpool. On the 29th May, in
lat. 44. long. 23, spoke the Globe, hence for New Orleans
Syilerie, Hunter, hence for Quebec. was wrecked six miles east of
Cape Ray
Sarah Parker, Davis, • hence at Portsmouth, N.H. touched on Bass
Rock going in, but got off with little damage, after discharging a con-
siderable quantity of salt
Edinburgh, Burton ; Formosa, Toole; Potomac, Flint; Norman,
Wood, and Bello, Mallen, hence at New Orleans
Jane, Ritchie, ft om the Clyde, ditto
Lexington, 11111, hence at Mobile
Monongaeela, Miercken, and Susquehana, Cropper, hence at Phila-
delphia
Philadelphia, Mcirgan, from London, at New York
Silvie de Grasse, Wirderholdt, from Havre, ditto

Amy, Crowell, hence at Boston
Bradshaw, -, hence at Castine
Superb, Nicoll, from New York, at this port On 15th May, spoke
the Francis, of New York, from Plymouth, 19 days out, in lat. 4325,
long. 5836. On the 22nd May, in lat:-48 51, long. 35 37, spoke the
Borossee, from Plymouth, 19 days out
Sir John Franklin, Corner, from Buenos Ayres, at this port ; sailed
Ist April, and Monte Video, 4th April. On the 2nd June, in lat. 40,
long. 15, spoke the Albatross, hence for Africa. On the 4th June, at
noon, in lat. 30 23, long. 11 30, spoke the Great Western, (steamer)
from Bristol for New York