The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-04-27 00:00:00

April 27, 1847

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TUESDAY, APRIL 20.—Wind S.W. to N.W., light.
ARRlVED.—Chieftain, Robinson, from China—Helena, Hil-
ton, from Sincapore—James Moran, Harrison; Siberia, Bart-
lett; and Triton, Smith, from New Orleans—Fenella, Hochley,
from Malaga—Richmond. Thurlow, from New York—Provi-
dence, and Union, from Ostend.
SAT LED.— Caledonia, (stramer,) Lott, for Halifax and Baston
—Oriental, Huyt. for New York—Active, Kenn, Narva—Mer-
sey, Steele, Bahia—Gratia, Poland, Newfoundland—Samson,
Murdock, Quebec.

Isabella, Herbert, from Callao at this port; sailed on the
16th Dec. On the Ist February, in lat. 40, long. 35, fell in with
the sloop Bountiful, belonging to the barque Esther, Garrick,
of London, which had been wrecked on a sailing voyage, on
Southern Georgia. The master, doctor, two mates, and seven
seamen drowned. The remainder of the crew were on board
the sloop, which was under command of the carpenter. Sup-
plied them with provisions to take them to Rio Janeiro, for
which they were steering.
Panama, M`Leod, from Manilla at St. Helena, and sailed for
this port 24th Feb.
Heinle, Thomas, from the Mauritius at ditto, and sailed for
this port 28th February,
Bellaris, Webb, from Calcutta at ditto, and sailed for Deme-
rara 4th March.
Dartmouth, Stewart, sailed from ditto for London 24th Feb.
Leone,. Napoli, and Carlotta, Lagana, hence at Palermo.
King Alfred, Knill, hence for Palermo, off Lisbon 4th instant.
Despatch, Darnell, hence off Zwolle Deep.
Meta, Anderson, hence at Copenhagen.
Velore, Belle, from Shanghae off the Start.
William Ackers, John, from Manilla at Cove.
Euxine, Levesson, from Callao at ditto.
Mary Binby, Archibald, from 'Cuba at Deal.
Orion, Wilkinson, from Havannah at the Clyde.
FALMOUTH, April 17.—The barque Emma, Captain Edouard,
of and from Bremen, bound for New York, with emigrants, ar-
rived in this port this morning with bowsprit sprung, having,
on the evening of the 15th instant, at nine o'clock, when about
eight leagues south of the Lizard Point, run into the Dutch
schooner Van Spyk, Captain 1). Vifser, of and for Amsterdam
from Surinam, laden with coffee and cotton, which latter vessel
sank immediately, affording the crew but barely time to save
their lives by climbing on board the Emma.

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21.—Wind S. to N.N.W., light.
SA MED.—Wallace, Morton, Quebec—Jane, M‘Dowell, New
York—Minstrel, Doane, Boston—Trenton, Manson; New Or-
leans—Nautilus, Hannaford, and Maid of Athens, Bonfellow,
Constantinople—Menzies, Whittem, Bombay—Gazelle, Owen,
Lisbon—Cantab, Ackland, and Confidence, Evans, Gronstadt—
Felloweiip, Armstrong, Prince Edward's Island—John Mathie,
Groom, Calcutta—Jessie, More, Narva.

The Romp, from Malaga for this port, was capsized in a
white squall 2d April, in lat. 37, long. 10. All hands were
drowned, except the master, who was taken off the wreck by
the Arthur,,bound for Belfast.
The ship Charles (supposed from Moulmein) was abandoned
at sea 19th March, being waterlogged. Crew taken off and
landed at Fay al.
Gilbert Henderson, and Eliva, Lawson, from London at Cape
Good Hope.
Antilla, Barrett. from Whampoa at ditto.
Elizabeth, Weatherby, hence at ditto. •
Matthew Plummer, Young, from Sincapore at Maranham.
Mary, Jones, hence at Demerara.
Lancaster, Wright, sailed from ditto for this port 10th March,
and John Campbell, for London, 16th March.
Alecto, Anwyl, hence at Barbadoes.
Isabel, Griffith, hence at Antigua.
Grecian, Todd, and Matthew Pierce, hence at St. Thomas.
Lima, Collins, sailed from Jamaica for this port on the 25th
March.
Ruiz, Luke, and Osmanli, (steamer,) hence at Constantinople
Georgiana, Hayes, from Mexillones at Falmouth.
CAPE OF Goon HOPE, Feb. 13.—The Robert, Jaggers, from
Moulmain for Falmouth, was put on the beach at False Bay, to
prevent her sinking, being nearly full of water, and is not ex-
pected to be got off. Crew saved. Cargo (teak) expected to be
saved.

THURSDAY, APRIL 22.—Wind S., light

Ana I'VE o.—Sarah, Fletcher, from New York—Tanner, Meek,
from Malta.
SAILED.—Aqua Maine, Conolly, and Sedulous, Levice, Mon-
treal—Katinka, Caseby, Nassau, N.P.—Marmion, Edwards,
New York—Sir Edward, Rae, and Lady Lilford, Johnston,
Newfoundland—Native, Ha!sail, Narva—Hernan Cortes,
Garro, A alsund—Highlander, Lilies, Dordt—Caledonia, Wish-
art, and Mountaineer, Rogers, St. John, N.B.—Lady Milton,
Hayes, Quebec—Eliza, for Trieste—Stranger, M`Kinnell, for
Narva.

Deborah, Burt, sailed from Nevis for this port 25th March.
Uranio, Martin, sailed from La Guayra for this port on the
18th March.

P.. 1. Nevins, Field, hence at Fayal, and sailed 15th March
for Alexandria.
Corinthian, M`Phun, hence at Smyrna.
Zante Packet, Brennan, sailed from ditto for this port 30th
March.

Blarney, (screw steamer,) and Horne, hence at Havre.
Margaret, Jones, hence at Milford, for London, vtith damage,
- having been in contact with a barque off Holyhead.
Williams, Itackham, from Lowestoffe at ditto, for this port,
with loss of bowsprit.
Emilie, Steverson, hence at ditto for this port.
Earl ourham, Anderson, from Sierra Leone at Falmouth.
Catharine, Williams, from Callao at Cove.
Walter Fcott, Lock, from Nassau at London.
Mary Bibby, Archibald, from Cuba for ditto.
GREENOCK, April 20.—The schooner Concord, of Plymouth,
from Puerto Cabello for Liverpool, was fallen in with 14th
March, in lat. 44, long. 39, dissnasted and leaky, and the crew
taken off by the Quebec, arrived in the Clyde.
BELFAST, April I9.—The Lightfoot, Wilson, from Liverpool
for Newfoundland, arrived here yesterday, with nine feet water
in her hold, having been on shore, and will discharce.„
FAYA L. April 12.—The barque Ellen, Stafford, from Liver-
linol for New York, and Joseph H. Shepherd, Ainsworth, from
Liverpool for Boston, put into this port on the 24th and 25th
instant, short of water and provisions, but have been supplied
and proceeded, the former on the 30th ult., and the latter on
the 7th instant.
E R A RA, March 19.—The Lancaster, Wright, which sailed
hence 10th instant for Liverpool, put back the following day,
having started a bolt, which has been refastened, and she pro-
ceeded on the 13th instant.—TheJohn Campbell, Lucket, hence
for London, in leaving this port 3d instant, grounded on the
Lee Mud Fiat, but was got off and brought into the harbour
10th instant, without having sustained any apparent damage,
and sailed Fith instant for her destination.
VESSELS SPOKEN.
Lark, of this port, 6th inst., in let. 49—George Ramsay, hence
26th March—Ashland. for New York, in lat. 36, lon 48—Jane
Maminond, hence for
St. John's, 22,1 Feb., lat. 51,
lon. 31—Rockingham, hen
ceN
for w York, 2,1 inst., in lat. 46,
lon. 3 8 —Ariana. hence for
ew I\'}%rk, 4th inst., in lon. 35
Sarah, of and from this port. 11th inst., in lat. 50, lon. 19—
Emma Watts, hence for New Orleans, 28th February, lon. 2;i—
Countess of Durham, from Waterford foe XT.., icans, ith
March, in lat. 21, lon. 63 th.,,,,olasted schooner, apparently
a steamer, but without a funnel, 27th March, in lat. 35, lon. 51
—Hawthorn, from Sunderland for New York, 29th March, in
lat. 39, lon. 45—Therese, from New York for Rotterdam, 4th
inst., in lat. 42, lon. 31—Johnny, of Jersey, 12th inst., in lat.
51, lon. 9 30—Schooner Wasp, and ship Miracle, 16th inst., off
Tuskar—Frances, hence for Barbadoes, Gth inst., in lat. 43,
lon. 12—Reliance, from Callao for Cork, 17th January, in let.
57, lon. 69—Amelia, Milholland, from London for the Mauri-
tius, 14th February, in lat. 24 south, lon. 24 west—Bridget,
Wade, from Dublin for New York, 31st March, in 1at.40,10n.46,

FRIDAY, APRIL 23.—Wind N.N.W., light.
ARRIVED.—Rainbow, Benjamin, from New York, sailed 3d
instant.
SAlLED.—Fisherman, Ballaine, for Bay Chaleur—General
170 n Thun, Evert, Stralsunn—Margareta, Bromgard, pebau—
OlYmpe, Gross, Bordeaux—Fisher, Ditchburn, and Anna,
Volger, Newfoundland—Chester, Lander, and William and
Elizabeth, Filcher, New Orleans—Catharina, Norrie, Alexan-
dria—Superb, Messurier, Matanzas—Cato, Yule, Riga—Ama-
lon, Hayes, St. John, N.B.—Sisters, Christian, Quebec.

Colonist, Sinnot ; Burlington, Cook ; Stephen Whitney, Pop-
Lam ; and Far West, Briard, hence at New York
Isabella Blythe, Balls, hence at New Orleans
Samuel, Leigliton, hence at Mobile
Margaretta, Nichol, hence at Charleston
Agenora, Hunt, hence and Savannah, at Alexandria
Victoria, Wiiliamson, from Singapore oft Plymouth
Richmond, Grayson, from Bahia off Hastings
Adrastus, Ord, hence at Bombay
Charles Grant, —, from Calcutta at Bombay
John Edward, sailed from Bombay March 4; Troubadour,
March 6; and Palmyra, March 7, all for this port
Lifrey, Cuthbert, sailed from Madras for this port March 5
Eliza Stewart, Henderson, and Jumna, Fletcher, hence at
Calcutta
Duncan, ITenrickson, sailed from Saugor, February 20 ;
Nile, , February 25; Gi.orgiana, Williams ; Glendaragh,
Kissock, March 1 ; and Parland, Smith, March 5, all for this
port
Ellerslie and Aden, sailed from China for this port Feb. 15
Bonanza, sailed from Sharighne for this port Feb. 18
BELMULLET, April 19.—The Mary Campbell, bound to West-
port, was plundered of a large quantity of meal oft' the islands
of Eniskea'lsth instant, and two other vessels were plundered
at the same time
MANILLA, February 12.—An English ship, said to be the
Medusa, from London to this Port, was disniasted in the late
gale, and driven into the Bay of Lampory, east side of this
Island, in a sinking condition

SATURDAY, 24th APRIL.—Wind N.N.W.,
ARRIVED.—ROgeiLLS, Eldridge, from New York—Columbus,
Coffin, from Philadelphia, and Diana, Muero, from Porto Rico.
SAI Young, Sierra Leone—Charlotte, Carter,
• Barbadoes—M. Elizabeth, Bissett, Jamaica—Sarah am! Ann,
Cullen, Matanzas—Shamrock, Postill, St. Domingo—Wallace,
Main, Lima—Countess of Sefton, Wheeler. Valparaiso—Ninan-
tic, Ostrom, New York—Stadacona, Duffey, Staten Island—
George, Poole, Newfoundland—Royalist, Beveridge; British
Empire, Esson ; Elizabeth, Thompson ; and Martha, Collis,
Dordt—Hawk, Romney; Albinia, M`Bride, and Tjallinga Au-
' relia, Fekkes, Cronstadt—George, Petrowsky, Elsinore—God-
dess, Willis, Genoa—A urore, Le Santeur, Marseilles—Emily,
Nicholas, Naples—Letitia, Rogers; Edward, Sucken ; Lady
Combermere, Wilson, and Hope, Brown, Narva—Gazelle Ca-
ters, Pernau—Vrow Jantina, Mulder, Revel—Eliza Roe, Rae,
Riga.

Flash, Brown ; Leonidas, Huson ; Bell, Robin; Volunteer,
Reed; Coquette, Barnes; 'Magnet, Murdoch; Harmony, —;
Sultana, Rogers; Ocean, Wilierton ; and City of the Sultan,
Gilharn, hence at Constantinople.
Phantom, Sanders, hence at Malta, and sailed for Syra 10th
April.
Robert, Beloffer, hence for Siucapore, at Anjer 29th Jan.
Susan, Wishart, hence at Mauritius 12th Feb.
Templar, Marshall, hence at ditto 14th Feb.
John Macvicar, —, and Thomas Sparks, —, hence at Cal-
cutta.
Caledonia, (steamer,) hence for Boston, off Cove 21st April.
Syrian, Patterson, hence at Algiers.
Scholfleld, Walker, hence at Alexandria.
Unicorn, Touzel, hence at Malta.
Port Reval, Florender, hence at Copenhagen.
Eleanora, Wallace, and Jane Prowse, Nichols, sailed from
obangliae for this port 16th Feb.
John O'Gaunt, APHonald, from Hong Kong at Shanghae,
and sailed for this port 15th Feb.
Clarinda, Titchell, and Labaich, Persich, sailed from Trieste
for this port 3d April.
Hindley, sailed from Mauritius for Cork 11th Feb., Cape
1-ticket, (iamb, for this port sth Feb., and Earl of Lonsdale, for
Calcutta, 12th Feb.
The Martha, for Westport, in proceeding to sea to-day, got
-On shore on Jordan Bank, hut came off on the flood, without
*Pparent damage, and proceeded.
Pandora, Cobb, sailed from Hong Kong for Manilla and Syd-
ney 9th Feb.
stlicia, Johnston, from Valparaiso, and Selina, Bragg, from
both at Cove.
Alice Brooks, Jackson, from Hobart Town at Launceston.
Lawrence, from London at Madras.
, Mtn arrrus, 22nd Feb.—B the reports of vessels arrived
aere, there have been three hurricanes experienced near this
blland, viz., 25:h and 28th Jan., and 6th Feb.
MouLltler sz, 23d Feb.—lsabella, Hatch, hence for England,
SrOunded in the river 9th Feb., but received no particular da-
=age. Ganges, Aymers, hence for England, grounded in the
. hithy's Passage 14th Feb., but came off, without apparent
damage, and is detained in the river waiting the spring tides.
ApTSIFISTED. 16th April.--it blew a heavy gale from S.S.W.l2th
1111, -veering round during the night to N.W. Rio, Halson,
rzat.d.firom Liverpool, for St. Petersburg, was stranded near
el 13th April, and is evected to become a wreck.
,rw saved.
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TOT n stall t. lost her rudder at sea' 16th Aril,
April.--Montcalm of Ifs' fast, from Liverpool,
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