The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-06-24 00:00:00

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TUESDAY, JUNE 2l.—Noon, Wind W.N.W.—Rain.
ARRIVED—The Scipio,. Jones, from New Orleans—Sancho Panza,
from the Mediterranean—Sicilian, —, from Nevis—Maria,
Witt, from Dantzic--Fortuna, Jnhl ; and Maren and Sophie, Clausen,
from Nykoping—Countess of Witlow, Thomas, from Marseilles—Au-
gusta Helena, Mittendorf, from Rostock—Johanna, Rokkensand,
from Wismar—Sodskend, Mellor, from Iceland—Dolphin, Kendall,
from Cadiz—Rapid, Wolverton, from St Petersburgh—Annette,Wulif,
from Fredericksham—Phcenix, Maack, from;Rostock—Arnesse Hoge,
Lundt, from Nokskow.

Garland, Wittleton, hence, at Pictou.
Tinley. --, hence, for New. York, was spoken 19th instant, off
Wexrord.
Ann Baldwin, Crawford, hence for China, was off Bardsey 19th inst.
The Countess of Witlow, arrived at this port from Marseilles, spoke
the Mary Ann, from Leghorn, for this port, in the Straits of Gibraltar,
3d June.

The Maria Celia, Verine, fmVera Cruz for Cadiz, put into Charles..
ton in distress, having been on shore on the Coast of Florida—was re-
paired and ready for sea 21st May.

WEDNESDAY, Jurtn 22.—N00n, Wind S. to W.,--Light.
AR nivEn--:The Edinburgh, M.Lay, from St John, N B—Ann Eliza
and sane, Menkop ; George Canning, Gibbs ; and Morgiana,
from Charleston—Thomas Gelston, Lowry; Minerva, Rice; Mer-
chant, Meldrurn •, and Suviah, Moody, from Mobile—Manchester,
Drenning, from New Orleans. sailed 7th ult—Jessie, Bell, from Syd-
ney, New South Wales, sailed 4th March—Brandon, Lewis, from Ten-
tan and Gibraltar—Mary Ann, Kemp, from Leghorn—Farna, Wright,
and Genoa Packet, —, from,Trieste—Blessing, Furzman, from
Cadiz—Tagus, Wade, from Lif bon—Zeelust, Mik, from Dordt—Odin,
Lane, from Iceland—Mecklenburgh, Ohrens, from Rostock*—Speedy
Packet, Lucas, from Jersey.

SAILED—The Euphrates, Hannay, for Calcutta—the Laurina, Kirk,
for -Buenos gyres.

The Ellen, Kemp, hence and Hobart Town, at Sydney, New South
Wales.
Lynher, Kerswell, hence, at the Cape of Good Hope.
Janet, Leitch, from the Clyde, at Hobart Town.
North Briton, -, from Leith, at do.
Margaret Graham, -, from Scotland, at do.
Harriet, Rhodes, from Canton, at Sydney, New South Wales.
Salacia, Main, from London, at do.
Recovery, Johnson, from do, at do.
Giraffe, burn, from do. at do.
Roslin Castle, Richards, from Cork, at do.
Samuel Cunnard, Laylin, from Dartmouth, at do.
Red Rover, Watkins, hence, at Messina, 30th ult.
Edwin, Dobson, hence, at St John's, N B.
Asia, Wileutt, hence, at Boston, 15th ult.
Oconee, Wilson, hence, at New York, 18th ult.
Tigsr, Upton ; and Noble, Mustard, hence, at do, 20th ult.
Osage, Baldin, hence, at Philadelphia, 16th ult.
Beau Ideal, Kingston, hence, at Naples.
Dawson, Dawson, sailed from Manilla for Canton, 23d Feb.
Watkins, Whiteside, sailed from do for Singapore, 29th Feb.
Esther, Stephens, from St Andrew's, N B, at Cove.
Willikm Jardine, Highat, for China, was off Point Lynas, at 1 p.m.
yesterday.
The Twee Gebroeders, Rieke, for Antwerp, has put back, with loss
of foremast.
The Maria, Ford, hence for Quebec, was spoken the 16th instant,
in lat. 55 0, long; 11 30.
Jessie, Bell, arrived at this port from Sydney, New South Wales,
sailed 4th March. Left loading for this port, the Rachel, to sail 15th
March, and the John, about 20th April. The lessie.was 8 days in the
ice, between long. 128 and 104 W. On 6th April, in long. 105, in the
ice, spoke the Mary, Sharp, 28 days out from Hobart Town for this
port. _

The Brandon, Lewis, arrived at this port from Tetuan St Gibraltar,
left the sloop Experiment loading at Tetuan for this port.

Extract of a letter from Captain Fell, of the brig Ocean, dated To-
bago, April 29, ,1836:—" On Tuesday, 29th March, at eleven o'clock
at night, 60 miles S. W. off Ushant, we spoke the Lisbon Packet in
great distress, her mast, bowsprit, bulwarks, rails, rudder, &c., gone.
The commander reported having lost sixteen people overboard. The
weather being moderate, we atte_npted to take the remainder from
their perilous situation, and in doing so had the misfortune to lose one
man (Timothy Collins, of Falmouth) • and our boat, and it was with
difficulty we saved the remainder of the boat's crew. I spoke the
Packet afterwards, and reported Our loss ; adding, that L would re-
main with them until daylight. We got a second boat ready, but•be-
fore daybreak we were nude,. close-reefed topsails ; we ware 'ship
twice to the southward and twice to the northward, but never could
make them out again."