The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-06-14 00:00:00

*ljtpptng Intaitgence.

FRIDAY, JVNE 10.—Noon, Wind S.W.—Blowing fresh.
A.RlLlvED—Oriental. Allen, from Bombay, (sailed Ist Feb.)—Pekin,
Blair, fm Trinidad—Perseverance, James, and John Linton, Dicken-
son, from Mobile—Vandalic, Sprague, from Charleston—Nehemiah.
Hutton, from St. Andrew, N.B.—Sceptre, —. from Zante—Thomas
Leech, Coull, from Buenos Ayres ; sailed 29th March—Eliza John-
stone, Petrie. from Aricati—Gratitude, White. from Barbadoes; sailed
4th May—Grace Brown, Higgins, from New Orleans.
SAILED—James Grant, Gasking, for New York—Valparaiso, Eagle,
for Bourdeaux.

SATURDAY, JUNE 11.—Noon, Wind Variable.
♦aElVED—Bdellium, --, from Odessa—Creole, Tracey, from
New Orleans—Avis, Thompson. from St. Mark's—Mansfield, Cooper,
from Fernando Po ; sailed 29th March.
SAlLED—Shakspeare, Collins. and James Grant, Gazking, for New
York—Henriette, Hondt, for Antwerp—Vesta, Pursell, for Africa—
Alexandrine, Vagt, for Elsinore, &c.—Maria, Ford, for Quebec—An-
nette, Ouwehand, for Rotterdam.

The Paul Pry was reported to be lost at Bonny by an American ship
arrived at Fernando Po.
The Richard Rimmer, Bence, had been condemned at Sierra Leone,
and sold for about £4O. Cargo saved.
Concordia Nagle, hence, for Rotterdam, has been abandoned off
Schonwen, having sprung a leak.
Heroine, Johns, from Calcutta for Copenhagen, was spoken sth
June, in lat. V. long. 16 10.
Renown, Keay, and Brutus, Clegg, hence, at Bonny.
St. George, Topping, hence, at Cameroons.
Dido, Forshaw, behee, at Fernando Po
Lancashire Witch, Grayson, and Lapwing, Osborne, hence, and Sea
Nymph; from London'. at Buenos Ayres.
Argentina, Kelso, sailed from Buenos Ayres for this Eort 17th March,
Lady Stormont, 111` Minn, hence, at Rio Janeiro in 4, days.
Victoria, Foulkes; Agnes, Foster, and Don Juan, Johnstone, hence,
at Barbadoes.
Thomas Carty, —, sailed from Barbadoes for this port, 4th May.
Wm. Pitt,. -, hence, for St. John, N.B. was spoken 16th May,
in lat. 40 20, long. 43 10.
--Alida, Deddes; Margaretha, Mulder ; Nymphia, De Wart, and Her-
selling; Pntjer, hence, at Ilelioet: • • • 4,
Concordia, Mandema, hence, at.Brielle. • .
Bruxellois, Do Vries ; Jean Van Kyok, Cornelisee, and Clotilde
'Ocket, hence. at Antwerp.
Atlas, Smith, hence, at ditto.
James M'lnroy, Cleland; and Derwent, Hewitt, hence, at Canton,
at the Cove.
Favourite, Christie, from Monte Video, at the Cove.
Pearl, Fletcher, from St. John's, N. 8., off Cove.
• British Tar, from-Sierra Leone for the Clyde, was spoken 31st May,
in lat. 48, long. 30, with loss of foretopmast, and maintopgallant mast.
The Libra. from Port-au-Prince for Falmouth, was spoken 29th, lat.
45, long. 33 40, by the Neheniah.
A RISCIIAT, May 6.-11. M. S. Racehorse, passed thrdu,gli the gut of
Kanso on the 20th ult. for the Magdalen Islands, the Gulf of St.
Lawrence is reported to he clear of ice,
Borneo, Gorman, from Liverpool for Quebec, was spoken 7th ult.
off Cape North.

SUNDAY, it:NE 12.—Noon, Wind N.W.—Light.
ARRlVED—Timandra, Robinson, from St. Andrew,- N.B. ; sailed sth
May. The Elizabeth, Bentley, Albion, and St. Andrew were to sail
in a few days.—Niagara, Rigby, from Bahia—Augusta, Trott, from
New Orleans; sailed 19th April.
SAlLED—Othello, Sanders, for New York.
Sisters, Reid, hence, for Bahia, off Cove.
Adriana, Cocks, hence, at Berbice.
Thomas Worthington, Rackam, from Islay, for London, at Cove
Lintin 17th Feb. and from Ascension 18th April, In lat. 3N,
26 W. spoke the Enmore, from Canton for Cork, remained in com-
pany seven days.

MONDAY, JUNE 13.—Noon, Wind N.W.—Light breeze.
ARRIVED—The Emigrant, Petrie, and Globe, Denison, from Mobile
—Kensington, Curtis, from Savannah—Monongahela, Brown, from
Philadelphia—Samuel, Jameson, from St. John, N.B.
SAILED—The Medora, Griffiths, ler Baltimore—Guilelms, Godfrey,
for Monte Yid, o—Ereole, Petrez, for Messina and Palermo—lndus-
trie, Alfcrs, for Bremen—Cacique, Irons. for Alexandria—Gandolfo,
Callotte, fur Naples and Messina.

Thomas Parson, -, hence, for Africa.
Gunga, Yonnghusband, and Kiero. Shepherd, hence, at Rio de
Ta wiro.
Cervantes, Hughes, hence, at Bahia.
Relianc-. Adams, hence, at Pernambuco.
Sterling, Tucker, hence, at Savannah.
Mary Catherine, Colburn, from New York, at Charleston.
Mogul, Sketchley, and Pla-che, Rattray, hence, at New York, 17th
May.
Granville. Taylor. hence, at Boston.
Robert Wall, Dela mot e, hence, at St. Andrew's.
Liverpool, Rowe, and Hereford, Freer, from Bah•a, at Hambro'.
Tynwald, Porteus, and Mars, Roper, from Bahia, at Cuxhaven.
Emblem, Buckley, and Europa, Lhren, hence, at ditto.
Louise, Sehiimaker ; Anna Dorothea, Briesman, and Christina,
Haye. hence, at Bremen.
Bell, - - hence, at Messina.
Antelope, Dalrymple, from Bahia, at Cowes.
Isis, Inglis, hence, at Cove, for Jamaica.
Toni Crirgle,.Ruxton. from Swansea. off Cove, for Cuba.
Libra, Martin, from Ilayti, at Falmouth.

Portland, from Mobik.,, for this port, was spoken 17th May, lat. 32,
long. 3
. .

Pact()lns, hence, to New Yqrk, was spoken sth June, lat. 47 30,
long. 25 5.

Rimae, Dixon, and Enfield, pottornley, hence, at Valparaiso.
Freeland, Midgley, hence, at,Bonny.
Monarch, Brown, and Zeuo, Lawson, hence and Batavia, at Sinca-
pore.
Amity, hence, for Grenada, was spoken 4th May, lat. 26, long. 42.
The Hercules, from New South Wales, at Rio de Janeirojin distress,
having been struck by a sea, in lat. 43 S, long. 34 W, which washed
overbourd the master, two mates, and six seamen, and carried away
poop and mizenmast. Bound to London.
JAMAICA, 30th April.—The Charlotte. White, for Liverpool, having
sprung her mainmast in going front Kingston to Port Royal, Will be
detained some daysto repair it.
New YORK, 19th May.—A ship went on shot*, in the night of the 17th
inst. near Jones Island, twenty miles east of liockaway.
ST. JOHN'S, N.B. 10th May.—The St. Andrew grounded near the
Beacon Light, Bth inst. fell over and filled. She was afterwards got
off and taken to a place of safety.
New ISLAND DISCOVERED.—By private lettter from Valparaiso we
learn that an island has been discovered by the Danish ship Daubl,
Captain Meeten, on her passage round the Horn, and request you will
make it known. Lat. 58 21, 0 30, S. long. 80 20, W.