The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1840-09-08 00:00:00

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FRIDAY. SEXTEMBER 4.-

—Wind South

Aaslvsn.—Liverpool, and Lorio, from St. Petersburg—Egidius ,
Providentia, and Sirius, from Dordt—Union, from Dordt—Gannett,
Goffery, from Corsica ; sailed 21st June—Ellen Clare, Roberts,
from Leghorn—Courtenay, Brown, from Halifax—ollampt, Molder
and Marmonie, Sehabling, from Rotterdam—Aurora, Mappleder ;
Maria, De Jonge, and Concordia, Eddis, from Dordt—Augusta,
Kirkhoven, and Loochristie, Dotty, from Ostend—Medium, Kay,
from Archangel—John Scott, Robinson, from Crookhaven—Gezina,
—, from Amsterdam—Margaretha Cornelia, —, from
Boulogne—Margaret, Probet, from Bremen—Egidius, Duitt, from
Ostend—Edward, Moller, from Kiel—Agnes, from Monte
Video—Johanna Maria, from Maldon—Harkaway, from Virginia—
Sir John Beresford, from Hambro'—Sarah Jane, from DungarvOn
—Nancy, Miller, from Poole—Agnes, Alexander, from Monte Video
—Shakspeare, Angus, and Carroll of Carrollton, Bird, from New
York—and Superb, --, from Virginia.
SAILND.—Tweed. M'Kenzie, for Trieste—Wave, Sculley, for
Bombay—Barbadian, Hughes, for Jamaica—Elizabeth & Mary
Ann, Ball, for Genoa—Argra, Reed, for the Cape of Good Hope—
Silkworth, Meldrew, for Cronstadt—St. Lawrence, Glover, for New
York—Albion, Dooley, for Demerara—Aerial, Robinson, for St.
Petersburgh—and Maly Ann, Gill, for Messina and Palermo.

Hebe, Sharland, hence to Rio Janeiro, was spoken 21st Aug. in
lat. 48, long. 13
Juno, M" Taggart, hence at St. John, N.B.
Roseway, -7-, hence at Pictou
Limena, Frame, hence at Nassau
Eliza Saunders, Bailey. from Odessa, at Constantinople, and
sailed 10th Aug. for Liverpool
Pioneer, Cook, and Telemaco, Cafiero, hence at Genoa
Johnstone, -, hence for Demerara, oil the Saltees 30th Aug.

SATURDAY, SE PTICIIIB E R s.—Wind W. moderate,

ARRIVED.—Faisca Rebell° and, Rebello, from Oporto—Jane,
Williamson, from Charente—Juliane Elizabeth, Larsen, from Go-
thenburg—Handelslust, Peters, from Embden—Alida, Scholters,
from Groningen—Marie, Looe, from Ostend—Maria Elizabeth,
Bahrcr d, from Rochefort.
SAlLED.—Manchester, Butter, for Newfoundland—Denison,
Jones, for Rio Janeiro—Esk, Adamson, for Pernambuco—and
Albion, Dooley, for Demerara.

Isabel, Shaw, from Antigua, at this port ; sailed Ist August, in
company with the Derwent, for London, and British Queen, for
Whitehaven. The Essequibo was to sail in about eight days for
Liver pool
W. S. Hamilton, Brown, from London, at Sincapore
Peru, Hughes, sailed from Sincapore for Liverpool 6th May
Lady Rowena, Clayton, from Bombay, at St. Helena. and sailed
18th Juiy for Liverpool
Parkfield, Whiteside], from Bombay, at St. Helena
James Matheson, Milward, from Sincapore, at London; sailed
12th May, and from St. Helena 18th July
Gilbert Henderson, Tweedie, from London, at Hobart Town
Margaret Highfield, Johnstone, hence at Barbadoes
Rochdale, Shepherd, hence at St. Vincent
Britannia, Volum, hence at Honduras, and was to sail Ist Aug.
ou her return
Surprise, -, hence at Newfoundland
Elizabeth Ann, Hodge, hence at Havre
Lady Leigh, Stewart, hence for Konigsberg, at Islay

Jessie„ hence for Quebec, off the Isle of Mau 29th Aug.
Helen, --. hence for Quebec, off the Isle of Man 29th Aug.
Louisa, -, hence for Boston, at Bangor

SUNDAY, SEPTEMnE a 6.—W ind West, light,

ARRIVED.—John Bolton, , and Leander, —, from
Quebec—Margaretha, —, from Amsterdam—Wm. Fawcett,
Gosson, from Havre—and Delia, M'Norton, from St. John, N.B.
SAlLED.—Catharine, Evans, for Miramichi—Finlater, Stone, and
Aerial. Robinson. for St, Petersburg—Centaur, Fox, for Gibraltar,
&c.—Tweed, M'Kenzie, for Trieste—St. Lawrence, Glover, for New
York—Louisa, Chalker, for Leghorn—Letitia, Black, for Batavia,
&c —Petronella. Schwing, and Akkeboom, Potjer, for Rotterdam
—Wm. Hinch, M'Kenzie, for Pictou, N.S.—Eleonore, Ralff, for
Leo nc—Eliza Wood, Crosbie, for Jamaica—Jannette, Olsten, for
Bremen—and Louisa, Snow, for Venice.

Henry Hood, -, from Liverpool for , was spoken
18th Aug. in lat. 45, long. 52
Auguste, Bogge, hence at Slipshaven, and sailed 21st Aug. for
Nestved

Robert, Alexander, hence for Quebec, was spoken 12th Aug. in
lat. 47, long. 511
Canton, Gibson, and Mary, Nelson, hence at Demerara
Temperance, -, hence at Trinidad
Iduna, Groenwold, hence at Copenhagen
Gossypium, Brown, hence at Demerara
Trinacria, Lagana, sailed from Palermo 10th Aug. and Diana,
Walters, 15th Aug. both for Liverpool
Patriot, Shand, sailed from Bilboa for Liverpool 27th Aug.
Johanna, Vauven, sailed from Nantes for Liverpool Ist Sept.
Aurora, Schroeder, from Pillau, and Brodie, Gjersoe, from Go-
thenburg, off Wick, both for Liverpool

MONDAY, SEPTIMBZR B.—Wind

ARRlVXD.—Margaret, White, from Prince Edward Island—Le
Jeune Ester, Bertin, from Senegal—and Industry, Rowlands, from
Stettin.

S A ILED.—Portland, Robinson, for St. John, N.l3.—Rebecca Jane,
Valrent, for Ceylon—and Eliza Killick, Waugh, for Laguira.

Rosanna, Peat, from Monte Video, at this port ; sailed 24th June,
and frbm the River Ist July. The Betsey sailed 21st June, and the
Elizabeth, Buckhad. 29th June—both for this port. The Lancashire
Lass was repairing, having been on the English Bank. The Free-
land, Rowland Hill, James Dean, Day, Sapphire, Wilton Wood,
Star, and Russell. were loading for England; the Burley, for the
Continent, and the Alpha, fbr Bahia Blanca. The Mungo Park
was ballasting for the Cape de Verds. The Montague, Superior,
Navigator, Auckland, Eliza, and Reis Effendi, were discharging.
Ann, Whinfield, from Maranham, at this port; sailed 26th July.
The Rapid was to sail in 3 or 4 days for this port
KINGSTON, Sept. s.—The Echo, from Newcastle, fell in with the
Lee, (steamer) from Cork to London, on the 3rd instant, at 6 p.m.
with both engines disabled, rudder broken, and leaky, and took
out the crew. The Echo then took the steamer in tow for about
three hours, but the hawser broke when off Fishguard, and was
compelled to leave her in a sinking state, with one of the Echo's
crew on board

PORT-AV PRINCE, July 27.—A brig of about 400 tons, apparently
British, dismasted and abandoned, was passed in lat. 28 N, long.
35 W, by the Hector, arrived at this port.
LAGUIRA, July 21.—The I 0, which ran aground near Puerto
Cabello, but got off, has repaired the damage, and is taking in her
cargo at this port, fur the Caps—