The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-10-19 00:00:00

• Comata, 1 I.N ei I, from Batavia, at Sincapore
Thomas Lowrie. Bully, hence at LaunCeston
Swift, (packet) from Falmouth, at Havana 25th Aug.
Ardent, artgrave, hence at Demerara
Ambassador, -Upton, hence at Mississippi
Chicora, -, hence at Charleston
Jefferson, Mason, hence at Petersburg, U.S.
Washinitton, Benson, hence at ditto
Susquehatia, Miercken : Empire, Baker, and Hercules, Marks,
hence at Philadelphia
Deucalion, Winsur; Olive Branch, Sidrick ; Triton, Jones, and
Condor, Finney, hence at Boston
Broad Oak, Underwood; Delhi, Herbert; Greenhew, ;
Mary, ling; Gazelle, Evans; Cabotia, Ashton, and Brazilian,
White, hence at Bahia
Isabella, Rymer, and Jane, Wilkinson, hence at Pernambuco
Mary Ann, Kemp, hence at Genoa
Harmony, Mathieson, from Trieste at Gibraltar, and sailed for
this port 3rd instant
Andes, Taylor, fi ern Trieste, at ditto
Charlotte. Ahhinett, from Newfoundland. at ditto
Fenella,Waheham, and Premier, Newman, sailed from Gibraltar
for Malaga 29!h ult.
M antura, Weeks, sailed from Malaga for this port 15th ult.
Westmoreland, Mann, from Alexandria, at Trieste
Fawcett, (steamer) Wilson, from Madeira, at Lisbon
Oporto. Smith, hence a 0 pcirto
Ete, Villamouras, hence at Havre
Francis, Delpierre ; Perseverance, Monnett, and Acl if, Vander
brock, hence at Ostend

Mary, Jackson, hence at Flushing
Y are, Fawcett, from Monte Video. at ditto
Adah, Hill, from Dundee for St. Domingo, at Ramsgate :sth
instant
James Cook, Follitf, from Limerick, at Deal, with head and cut
water carried away and bowsprit shifted, having been in contact,
off Dungeness, with the Sarah, Nixon, of this port
Sarah, Nixon, from London for this port, at Ramsgate, with loss
of foremost, Sr.o. having been in contact with the James Cook, of
Limerick ; must disehr;a. to repair
City of Waterford, Bennett, from Quebec, and Renovation,
Ball, from Villaviciosa, at Milford—both for this port
Regatta, Clark, hence for Belfast, at Beaumaris,leaky, and with
sails split
Friendship, Sturrnck, from Davis' Straits, at Dundee
Regalia. hider, from ditto, at Kirk:tidy
Alfred, Walker, from ditto, oil llo'ness; left the ice 11th ult.
Beneoolen. Tait, hence for China, was spoken 3rd June, in lat.
37 B,long. 65 B -
Margaret, Payne, hence for Montreal, was spoken 17th ult. in
lat. 45, long. 56
Rowena, Little, hence fur Newfoundland, was spoken 30th ult.
in lat. 51, long. 19
America. —, from Quebec cor this port, was spoken Bth inst.
in lat. 51, long. 14
Maryland, -Berry, hence for Alexandria, was spoken 26th Aug.
in lat.: 43, with loss of sails
Tory's Wife, Kelley, hence for Yarmouth, N.S. was spoken !oth
instant, in lat. 50, long. 12
Constitution, t3lit!den, hence for New Orleans, was spoken 10th
instant, in lat. 49, long. 12
Actress, Toole, hence for New Orleans, was spoken 4th instant,

in lat. 43, long. 24
YARMOUTH. Oct.-13 —The Henry & Jane, Parker, from Liver-
pnol for Newcastle, caine in here last night, leaky, having been on
the Shipwash Sands, and must discharge
YOUGHALL, Oct. 15.—The Royal Adelaide, Lee, from London for
Liverpool, put in here last evening. making a considerable quantity
or water, and pumps choaked: must discharge
Summit:km, Oct 15.—The Sir Edward, Thomas, bound to Liver-
pool, in entering this harbour last night, grounded, and is washed
up to the eastward of the Pier : cargo discharged in a damaged
state

NEWHAVEN, Oct. 13.—The Bodvil, Ellis, from London for Liver-
pool, in running for this harbour got on shore, but was assisted off
after discharging part of the cargo, and brought in. The remainder
of the cargo trust he discharged
The Republic. Williams, from Virginia, at this port ; sailed from
Hampton. Roads 22tid Sept. The Spartan, for this port, sailed a
week previous.' Several small vessels foundered at their anchors,
in Hampton 'Roads, dining a gale on the 19th and 20th ult. and
several lives were last. 22nd ult. spoke the Saracen, 26 days from
New Orleans for New York, with loss of rudder, reported she had
seen five large vessels dismasted, between Capes Florida and Hat-
teras

Ark right, Birnie, from Bahia, at this port; sailed iith ultimo
It company with the Hanin.h, for Hamburg. Left the Cahotia,
;olden Fleece. and Gazelle, loading for this port; the Daniel

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'Wheeler, for ilamburgb, to sail 10th ult. and the Caribbean and
Brazilian for the Continent
Thomas Mellor, Hutchinson, from Pernambuco, at this port;
sailed 4th ult. The Thomas Battersby, sailed for this port on the
3rd

The Frankland, Webb, from Calcutta, at this port, brings the
latest dates from that quarter—having sailed from the Sand Heads
Bth June. By the politeness of Captain Webb, we arc furnished
with the following particulars, which are at present the more in,
teresting from the continued interruption to the overland dis:
patches. The Rosalind arrived at Calcutta sth June. Sailed in
company with the Franl,land on the Bth, the New Grove, the ship
Calcutta, the Alfred, and th • Lady Clifford, all for London; the
Indian Oak, anal the Donna Cart ilitta for the Mauritius. and three
American ships, destination unknown. On the 13th August, in
lat. 31 18 S. long. 18 19 East. spoke the Minerva. from London for
Hobart Town ; she was going to call at the Cape. On the Bth
Sept. spoke the Earl of Hardwick, troin London to Calcutta, in
long. lO +5O W, lat. aS. On 16th Sept. spoke the barque Calypso,
•of Dristol, hound to the Mauritius, out 41 days. in lat. N. long.
23 41) W. On the 22nd Sept. signalized the Joshua, in lat. 12 56.
long. 27 4 W. On 29th Sept. spoke the Schooner Killermont,
from Africa fo, tta port, out 47 days, in lat, 27 N, long. 23 k%
The Frankton(' left H.M.B. Pylades, at St. Helena Ist Sept. She
was short of water and several of the crew sick. The scarcity of
water was so great at Ascension Island that the Garrison had to be
put on short allowance

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18.—Wind W. fresh.
ARRIVED.—Pink, Pointer. from Paraiba—Spartan, Bunting, from
Virginia—Warrior, —, from Genba7—and Vesta, Jerrard, from
Danzie.

Hardware, Viner, hence at St. Thomas
Clyde, Matches, hence and Dublin for New South Wales, at the
Cape of Good Hope
Majestic, Musts rd, benee at New Orleans
Victoria, Candler, tu.d Helen Smith, hence at Charleston
Ilmkaway. Lenuax ; Virginia, Graham, and Maryland, Berry,
hence at Virginia
Ann Wayne, Wambenn, and Herald, Duff, hence at Baltimore
Tuscany, Freeman, and St. Lawrence, Chase, hence at Phila-
delphia
Great WeStern, (steamer) from Bristol, at New York 24th Sept.
in 16 days : very bad weather during the passage
. Bence at New York :—England, Waite, and Elisha Denison,
Weet, 22nd Sept.—Garrick, Palmer, 24th—Tennessee. Matison,
and John Cumming, Thayer, 28th—Pennsylvania, Smith; Oconee,
Lyon ; Carroll of Carrolton, Bird ; Birmingham. Bobinson ; Wa-
verley Araohl_and Hamilton, Bunting, 29th Sept.—Florence,
Barstow, and St. Mark, llolmes, let Oct.
Nile, Blanchard, hence at Portland
'Tamerlane, Albree, and Othello, Saunders, hence at Wiscasset
Sheffield, Maxwell, hence. at Bath
Franklin, GOodier, hence at Newburyport
Severn, Page, and St. John, Witehcock, hence at New York 4th
Oct.
-Hence at Boston :-Denmark, Lovett; Elizabeth Bruce, Russell ;
Rajah, lilies; Victoria, Snell; Wm. Goddard. Smith; Adrian,
Rogers; Bazaar. Doman, and James Perkins, Barry
Nantasket, Wilecin, hence at Boston, leaky, having been on

shore
Queen, Thompson, hence at St. Andrew's
r, h , Ellwood, from Berbice •
Brothers, Poole, and Robert Bruce, Harkness, hence at St. John.

N.B.
Ilenre at Quebec :—Mars, Younger ; Enterprise. Vauttban ; Am
TaSker ; John, Campbell ; Fanny, Sloan ; Fingalton, Prim
rose; Inans, Oakley; Corinthian, M'Kenzie, and Idea, Penning

ton.
Wink.ales, Walmsley, hence at Quebec, with damage, having
been on Silo, e
Thomas Tucher. —, from London, at Trinidad, and was to
sail 11th Sept. f ir Nassau
Appleton. —, was to sail from Montego Bay, Jamaica, Bth
Sept. for Liverpool
Monarch, —, sailed from Bombay for the Clyde '23rd June ;
William, for London, 3rd July, and Crusader, for Liverpool 23rd
July.
Bence at Calcutta :-4mogen, Riley; Ann Lockerby, Burt; Irt,
Ludlow Courier, Smith; I:sther. Pickering; Liverpool, Rowe ;
Patriot Queen, lloodless. (in 96 days) ; Wm. Lockerby, Barker,
and Mary Somerville; Hookey.
Falcon, A natruther Ariadne, M'Leod, Sc Mary Sharpe, Sharpe,
from the Clyde. at Calcutta
Standard, Pelle, from Demerara, at ditto
Dorothy Gales, Moore, from the Mauritius, at ditto
Thalia, Graham, sailed from Calcutta 6th July ; Victory, 15th
June • and Rosalind, 17th July, all for this port
Great Western, (steamer) from New York, at Bristol, 17th Oct.
in 12 days and lo} hours ; sailed 4th Oct. at .1 p.m.
Victoria, Yates, from Pernambuco, at Paraiba
Mary Ilartley, Jones, hence at Paraiba
Zeno, Mossoo, and Theodosia, Coleman, hence at Jamaica
Peru, —, from Pensacola, at Havana
Java, bence for Demerara, was spoken 28th Sept. in lat.
43, long. 12
orozhntio. Marcy, hence at New Orleans
Mauney, Downes, from Constantinople, at Odessa
.Norfolk Hero,. Garwood, from Syra, ditto
Inca, Harrison. hence at ditto
An overland 'Mail from India. via. the Persian Gulf and Mar-
seilles :—dates from Calcutta 17th July, and Bombay Ist Aug.
West India and alexienn mai s
Bomnaar, Aug. I.—The Semiramis. (steamer) left the port 15th
Jule for Suez, and put back 26th July, being unable to make way
against the S. W. monsoon. The Atalanta. (steamer) leaves this
day for the Persian Gnu, with a small mail for England. The
Bernice :steamer) will leave for Suez in September, and will take
th, mail which was on board the Semiramis
with the May Mail for England
Mary, IM'Auley, (in 82 days) Petrie, Turcan, and Oriental,
Wilson, hence at Bombay
Indus,----, from the' Clyde, ditto
Cleveland-, ---, from London, ditto
Jupiter, ---; Somersetshire, Jackson ; George Wilkinson,
Brown. and Brighton, Sedman, from Llanelly, ditto
Fortlield, Sly, from Sincapore, at ditto
Tamerlane, ---, from the Persian Gulf, ditto
LoCkwoods, Lawton, and 7+lary, Scott, herice at St. John, N.B.
Margaret, Moller; Shepherdess, Turner; Hannah Booth, Best,
and Aristides, Hart, hence at Leghorn
Ellen Clare, Roberts, sailed from Leghorn for this port on the
Ist of Oct.
Toils, M`Laren, hence at Pillau
Vine. Foreman, hence on' ditto
Passentin, hence at Swinneniunde
Preget, Printz, hence at Stralsund
•Magdali na, Moller, hence at Kiel
Dolphin, Bruhr,s, hence at Brake
-NEW YORK, Sept. 26.—A large ship, with loss of main and mizen
masts, was seen on the 18th instant, in lat. 37 35, in IS fins. water.
The wreck of a vessel, about 300 tons, was seen on the loth instant,
35 miles S.F.. of Giro Hatteras, had a white waist, and house on
deck
.extending to the bffrail. A lirig, dismasted, water-loggeil,
and ;loam:toned, was seen on the 15th instant, in lit. 35, loam. 73

21st instant, leaky. and dalttage,i in the late gales. The wreck of
a Uri,* about 200 tons, with masts and rigging alongside, was seen
on Vie 17th instant, in lat. 40, long. 74 30. A ship was seen about
the 13th instant, riding at ancitor on the weather-edge of the
Little "Bahama Bank, wife loss of topmasts and main and mizen
mast hea& And several sugar h.XPS were 1)704Vd near the same
place, op the 20th Sept. 'I he La.ly Ilannah Ellice,.from Honduras
to Liverpool. was totally lest on .he 27th August, on the Triangles.
The Sir Walter Scott, .11.ohinso,, from Baliee to Cork, put into
Hampton Roads on the 22(t insta it. with loss of topmasts and very
leaky. A barque was seen alont2,,ide a ship entirely dismasted and
water• logged, the former ppart qtly in the net of taking off the
crew. A large ship, with toss of topmast, anchored to leeward of
Witinington Liar. previous to tl a tali instant' that part of the
coast Is said to be strew,d with wrecks. A portion of a cabin.
,apparently of late vest 1, was. seen on the 21st-instant. north of
Cape •Hatteras. An American ship was lost on Carysfort Reef,
p evious to the 12th inatar t. crew drowned. A large vessel, bat-
AO.rit UL4...WAS.Seerf •pri .the ',,'Est ts:ant, in lat. 35, long. 74.
3.—Tw) bar res, 'name's qnlolowll,, were on
,shore.below Qoebee on the Zia Sept.