The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1840-02-07 00:00:00

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TUESDAY, rk:IlitUAR 11- 4.—Wind E.S.E

A a 1:1 v E D . —Emulous, Ferguson, from Demerara; sailed 21st Dec.
.—Harmony, --, from Odessa—Pet, , from St. Michael—
Isabel, from Terceira=-Faith, Beed, and Louisa, Hollands,
from St. Michael—and Trial, Petrie, from Marseilles. _ _

SA I I.ED.—May, Brown, for Africa—Elizabeth, Sinclair, for St.
John, N.B.—Ontario; Jameson ; Enterprise, Coul ; Glasgow,
Little; Mary,' Redpath ; Pale, Burton ; Win. Miles, Sampson ;
New Hampshire, Harding.land,Mattakesett, Higgins, for New. Or.
leans—lndefatigable, Lister; for Apalachicola—Tam O'Shanter,
Bettie. for Venice—Fortuna. Markstrom, for Trieste—British Tar,
Blenkliorn ; Elizabeth Holderneas, Harley, and Mary Caroline,
LawsOn, for Savannah—Wm. Rtissell, Bruce, and Westmoreland,
Hunter, for Pernambuco—Emma, Graham, Ferguson, for Oporto
Scott, for, Leghorn—Mary Somerville, Hookey, for Cal-
cutta--Mersey, Gregory,' for Vera Cruz—Prilliant,- Lefevre, for
Trinidad and Grenada—Elizabeth, Price, for St. Thomas—British
Merchant, Birnie, and Dibdin, Hutchinson, for Mobile—Adolphe,
Cantleatt, for Rochfort—Gipsy, Campbell, for Bahia—Stateeman,
Quiller, for Port.Phillipand Sydney—Ganges, Corkan, for Charles.
' ton -LGlorat, Adams, for Brazils—Merlin, Dud', for St. Michael's—
Crown, Kerr, for llombay—and Cassiopea, Presley, for Apalachicola.

Perseverance, , hence for Ostend, at Flushing, to repair
damage
Jane, Wilson, and Ellen German, Wade. hence at Genoa
Splendid, Dishon, and Albion. Bedford, hence at Genoa
Frederick Wilhelm 111, Behrendt, hence at DallZiC .
Juliana Elizabeth, Larsen, hence .at Larwig, with damage to
sails, rigging, tke. having encoinift'ted a heavy gale
The Harriet, Atkinson, from London, at Torbay, with loss of
bulwarks, bound to Liverpool
Sandbach, Bispha►n, hence at Demerara
The Irishman, Donaldson, hence at Killala, after being on shore
Letitia, Black, from London, at Sydney, N.S.W.
Mary Elizabeth, , hence to China, was spoken in lat. 3fi,
long. 17, with loss of three topmasts
Elizabeth Moore, Moffat, from New South Wales, at London,
after being on the Maplin Sand
Victoria, Day, from Lima, at St. Salvador

Armistail, Fernandez, hence for Havana, at Vigo
Tomlinson, Moore, for Tampico; Reliance, Waters, for Genoa;
Rclipse, Row, for Boureeaux ; Emily, Bonnet, for Rochfolt ; Man-
tua, Weeks, for Terceira, and Anna Agatha, Martin, hence for
Amsterdam, at kingsttiwn
_ .

Europe, Marshall, sailed from the Cove for New York Ist instant,
and the Coromandel, French, for New South Wales, the 2nd
HOLYHEAD, Feb. 3.—The schooner Alcona, Parker, from New-
port for Liverpool, ran on shore yesterday evening during heavy
gale and thick weather :n Carnarvon Bay, about six miles south-
ward of the head. Crew saved. It is expected the cargo will be
landed, but the vessel not to be got off
PETERHEAD, Feb„ I.—The Sarah is still on the Strand. About
one-third of the cargo of wheat has been landed, and the remainder
is expected to be saved in the course of the day. The gale has
abated, and the weather is now moderate
WATERFORD, Jan. 39.—The Henry Hood, from Liverpool for
New York, which put in here on the 2;th instant, leaky, &c. must
discharge
PETERHEAD, Jan. 31.—Last evening the Sarah, Dawson, of
Liverpool, from Newcastle for Dundalk, with a cargo of wheat,
came to anchor in Peterhead Bay, the weather being then mode-
rate ; but this morning the wind having shifted to S.S.E. it came
on to Mow a severe gale, with a'heavy sea, which drove the Sarah
from her anchors on shore amongst the rocks, where the master
and crew were rescued front their perilous situation principally by
the energetic and most praiseworthy assistance of Captain George
Simpson, of the Traveller, of Peterhead. It is expected the cargo
will be saved in a damaged state, but at present (3 p.m.) it is un-
csrtain what may be the fate of the vessel. Captain Dawson states
that he left Newcastle on the 21st instant, experienced a succession
of heavy gales from N.W. to S.W. ; lost foreyard and caboose; had
jib and stay-salls split ; that a pilot came on board yesterday, and
brought the Sarah to anchor, as he intenued, when the tide would
admit, to come into the harbour for repairs

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY W.N.W.

ARRIVED.—John Campbell, and Proviucialist, Paul, from St. An-
drew, N.B.—Columbus, , from St. John, N.B.—lsaac Alter-
ton, Tong, and Rialto, Holmes, from New Orleans, with loss of
anchors and cables, and windlass broken—Liberty, Noges, from
Genoa—Veloce, Messinio, and Vigna, —, from Messina—lvan-
hoe, Gibson, from Trieste—and Mathews, Hall, from Venice.

Abbotsford, Hicks, and Royal Admiral, Greaves, hence at Syd
ney, N.S.W.
Judith, White, hence for Arica, off Chloe
Chilian, Holton, from Valparaiso, at Deal
Euphemia, Duff, from Vera Cruz, at London

Fidelity, /truce; from Madeira,' at this port; sailed 18th Jan.
The Florence was to sail the 20th for London, and wonld bring a
mail

Romulus, Garsen, from Laguna and Nassau, at this port; sailed
2nd Jan. On the 3rd instant, at 10 a.m. off Bardsey, passed
through a large fleet of outward bound vessels. On.the 4th, at 8
p.m. off the Skerries, passed through another fleet outward bound
Parthenon, Woodbury, from New Orleans, at this port ; sailed
from the bar Ist Jan. On the 30th, iu lat. 49, long. 20, saw a brig
about 300 tons, dismasted and abandoned
Richard, Smith, tram Bahia, at Beaumaris
L'Anais, Le Grouse, hence for Havre, at Kingstown
Criterion, Fry, for Lagnayra, put back to Falmouth 3rd instant,
with bowsprit sprung
Baldassare, Randich, sailed from Trieste for this port 21st Jan.
Agnes, Butters, sailed from Valparaiso Ist Oct. and Robert Fin.
nie, Beverley, Sth, both for Arica
Nxw ORLEANS, Dec. 30.—The John Bolton, and Gossypium,
both from Liverpool, axe on the bar
BEA VMA afs, Feb. 23.—Che Gipsy, from Liverpool for Bordeaux,
was driven on shore on Thursday night, but got off with loss of
false keel • _ _ _

PWLLII NIX, Feb. 2.—The Fairy Queen, from Liverpool for Lon-
don, struck on a rock in Ramsay. Sound, injured her keel, and will
have to be surveyed -
Ceres; Parlot,-froin Honduras for this port, is on shore near the
Dove Spit, the life -boat alongside at 10 30 a.m. She got off at 11
a.m. and put into Iloylake at 1 p.m.

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY fresh.

A RRlVNn.—Blak ely, Snipe, from Calcutta—Richard. —, from
Bahia ,George, Miunot, from Savannah —and Proven,
, from Rostock.

ALso kaiv E n.—Catherine; Benny, and Ontario, Gibson, from
Sliko—Linnet, Hagan, from Limerick—Janet, M'Lane from Cork—
Perseverance, M•Gee, from Ballina—Lark, Case, and Hectorina,
M'Glen, from Dromore—Brothers, Hill, from Kiliough—and Ruthin
Castle, Madrill, from Dnndrum.

Violet, hence for St. Thomas. at Ramsey, I.M. 26th Jan.
Montague, -—, hence for Monte Video, at Lund., Island
Ceres, Pallot, from llondura.s, was brought in here to-day. from
Hoylake, by the Steam Togs President and Victoria
Swiftsnre, Walker, from Bonny for this port, at Kingstown, left
Fernando Po 28th Nov: Encountered very bad weather during
her passage, lost foreyard, two foresails, and main boom, had one
man washed overboard, and two died from cold—natives of Africa.
George, Parr,. from Teignmouth for Liverpool, at_ Ilfracombe,
with loss of mainboom, binnacle, &c. • .
Ilber, of Yarmonth;• (snpposed to he the Tiber; Bayfleld,) froth
Liverpool for Falmouth, and the schooner Catherine, of
town, were driven on shore yesterday, on the Causeway,. near
Puffin Island; crew saved

ilelen Jane, M`Donald, hence at the Mauntins Sth Nov
Dorothy gales, Bannon, from Colombo, ditto
Aim, hence at Bonny
Ashburton, linlkeley, hence at Terceira •^ '"

Lydia R Jane, , hence at Leghorn '0
Adelaide, Granby.' hence at Charente
Sir Colin Campbell, Pennington, sailed from Charente for Liver-
pool 30th Jan.
MA URITI vs, Nov. • la.—The Susan, Payne, from Calcutta for
London, which put in here 9th nit. leaky, &c. has been condemned
CovE,'Feb. 4.--It blew a very hard gale at S.E. last evening for
about two hours, when it vered round to the N.W. The Illonridon.
drove foul of the Charles Eyes-, and both vessels sustained some
little damage
Br CM A Els, Feb. 5.--The Jonge Friede, was brought in here to-
day, With psi nips choaked, and four feet water in her hold -
SHIELD% Feb. 3.—The Euphemia, of Liverpool, from Newcastle
for Charente, was lost off Flambro' Head 25th ult. • crew-saved
LON °HOPE Jan. 24.-The Lady Paget, from Leith for Charleston,
drove very near to the Island of Flotta, with three anchors down;
hut was brought tap a cable's length of-the shore
Jan. 31.—The Pomona, Penny, hence for T.iverponl,
on shore at Gluckstadt, is discharging her cargo, and it is expected
will i.e got off without material damage