The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-07-27 00:00:00

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TUESDAY, JULY 24.
Gibraltar, Lisbon. &c. mails. arrived.

Aunty ED,—Europe, Drummond, from Charleston—ldognetan,
—, from Dram—Maydower, Cummings, from Havre—and
Muua, Goss, from Danzic. •
&MED.—Westchester, Ferris ; Geo. Washington, Holdredge ;
Portsmouth, Wilson ; Talbot, Storey, and Tecumseh, Suydam, for
New York—Junk V. Elizabeth. liens; Dorothea, Nottag,, and
Vrow Margaretta, Berg, for Rotterdam—Actif, Vandenbrock, for
Ostend—Tamerlane, Albree, for Wiscasset—Niagara, Crosby, for
Trieste—Tartar, Davie, for Oporto—Annabella,-Ward, for Lisbon
and Monte Video—Augusta, Holtz, and Frederich Wilhelm,
Schutt, for Hamburg—Botley Wood, Cutting, for Gibraltar and
Malaga—Marmora, Barnes, for Constantinople—Allerton, Chatter-
ton, for Calcutta—lnglehorough. Buckle, for Chilton—Red Rover,
Collis, for tlexandria, Egppt—Fadrens Minde, Knudsen • Leopold
First, Piensclie, and Maria, Aristen, for Antwerp—Edgecombe,
Roberts, fur Newfoundland and Brazils—Susan & Sarah, Oliver,
for Richibucto—Corinthian. M•Kenzie; Emma, Mann; John,
Hasselton ; Devereux, Eskdale ; Wm. Sharpies, M'Clelland, and
Aid de Camp, Jones, for Quebec—Brothers, Poole, for Halifax—
Ch do, Babbidge, for Duxbury, B‘c.—Swiltsure, M'Caul, for Africa
—Bolivar, Fenwick, for AlaranhamJames Dunlop, Dunlop, for
Gibraltar and Tunis—Triton, Jones, and Eranees Ann, Soule, for
Boston—Nlargaretha Johanna, Wallis, for Elsinore—Sara. Trott,
for Randers—Colchis, Knight, for Ph iladelphia—Shannon,Wilden,
for Jamaica, &c.—Alert. Mould, for Algiers--4Vm. Carey, Glpndy,
for St. Petersburg—Vigilante, Itentel, for -Pillau—Michigan,
Sturges, for Portland—and PaLline, Vander l'erre, for Ostend.

.Capricorn, Smith, from Trinidad, at this port ; sailed 14th June,
On 2nd July, irr lat. 35, long. 53, spoke the Jackson, from Grenada
for London.

Pearl, Fletcher, hence at St. John, N.B.
Susan & Jane,--, from Donegal, ditto, with the crew of the
Morning Star, Baird, from St. John, N.B for Belfast, abandoned
off the Banks; water logged, having been in contact with the Susan
& Jane.

LISBON, July IG,—The Arrow, ;from Cadiz for Liverpool,
put into this port 11th instant, leaky, having shifted the.cargo and
must discharge
Delhi, hence for Rio Janeiro, was spoken 20th ult., in Ist 8,
long 25 _ _ • .

Riga, Smith, and Swiss Boy, Blaisdell, hence, at Havana
San Anderas, Goya, hence, at ditto
Charles Hamerton, Reynolds, hence, at Cape Haytien, and sailed
10th June for Gonaives

Regalia, Cobb, from Matanzas at Peterhead, with loss of top-
masts, having been on her beam ends during a hurricane 19th June
Sir Peter Querpel, sailed from Marseilles for this port 13th July
Lord Russell, List, from Palermo at Gibraltar, and sailed 7th July
for t:iis port
Day, Huclin, sailed from Cadiz for Monte Video 7th July
Victory, Jarvis, hence, at Lisbon
William Rushton, Gregory, sailed from Oporto for this port 11th
July
Manchester, Roddick, hence, at Gironde_ _ _ _

The Great Western, steam ship, departed from King Road on
Saturday evening, the 21st instant, at a quarter before eight
o'clock ; she has 131 passengers on board, besides a full cargo o
goods
The hull and materials of the Robert Sargint, wrecked at Holy-
head the llth instant, were sold by public auction on the 19th and
21st instant, for about £l7O
Wm. Miles. Pike, from Jamaica, at Bristol. On the 25th June,
about lat. 34 N, long. 67 W, fell in with a piratical schooner, about
150 tons, with a crew of 70 or 80 men on board (name unknown,)
supposed to be under Brazilian or Portuguese colours, and wearing
a pendant. Be immediately ordered Captain Pike to heave to. He
then boarded him, and stated he belonged to the Brazilian govern-
ment, out I() days from Cuba, and requested to be supplied with
provisions, of which he took one tierce of beef and one barrel of
potl- gaveHe an order on the Chamber of Commerce, Cuba, for
payment of the same. When he left the ship, fired a spotted gun.
He kept in company till next day. The captain states she was a
very beautiful and fast sailing-craft.
ABIIRDEEN, July 21.—The Regalia, Cobb, from Havana for St.
Petersbeag, put into this port yesterday. On the 19th ult. in lat.
39, long. 61, experierked a hurricane. and to prevent her founder-
h.,, cut away the topmasts ; the following morning passed a ship
oeabout 400 tons, with topmast and mainmast head gone

WEDNESDAY, JULY 25.—Wind N.N.W.—Light,

ARRIVED.—Rookery, Sharp, from Jamaica—Ganges, Crawford,
from Dalhousie—Amelia, —. from Sicily and Bristol—Annette,
Hagenhand, from Nanskow—Trinmph. Humphreys, from Arch-
angei—Archangel, Gallas, from Riga—Flora, Peters, from Rostock
—Hercules, Peters, and Salvatorium, Groeve, from Stettin—ancl
Wassilly Williky, Memral, from St. Petersburg:

SAI LED. —Enterprise,Vaughan, for Quebec—Augusta, Bioldeley,
for Newfoundland—Swift, Baviclge, for Al iramtchi—Otterspool,
ScaleS, for Batavia—Clydesdale, Davies, for Bombay—Frederick,
Flemming, for Baltimore—Niagara, Pike, for Boston—Rapid,
Hiscock, for Venice—and Rowena, Bell, for the Brazils.

Trinculo, Rea, hence at A Jer prevzo us to 3rd April
Veracity, Anderson, hence and Trinidad, at Aux Cayes
Firefly, .Easter, hence at the Dardanelles
Reiratn, Woolner, and Star of the West, Nicholas, hence a'
Odessa

Newham, Bruce, from Alexandria, at ditto
Treasurer, Farridge, from Apalachicola, at ditto
Carena, Hayden, faom Malta, at ditto
Vesper, Hicks, hence at Marseilles •
James Matheson, Millw•ard. sailed from Trieste fur this port 12th
22th instant

Harriet, Beniest, hence at Antwerp
Caroline. Hammer, hence at Copenhagen
Lagan, White, from Belfast, at ditto
•
Audacious, Craeknell, hence at Helvoet
Penticogt ; Neptunus. Voss; Laths, Jantzen ; Babette
Konig Hoffnung, Ahrens; Jupiter, Beileke, and Maria, Krohn,
hence at Elsinore
Elizabeth, Stamm, hence at Memel
Adam Lodge, Main, hence at Onega
George, Moller; Frederick Wilhelmine, Schroeder, and 11 kioert
& William, Doig, hence at ltiga
Orontes, Webster; Stirlingshire, Cargill, and Emma, Studeman,
hence at St. Petersburg
Adah, Hill, from Havana, at ditto
Monarch, Brown, from St, Lucia, at London
Diana, - from Danzic for this port, at Pentland Frith
• Lexington, Widen, for Boston, has put back,. with kiss of mizen
mast

Palinurus, Norman, from Campeachy and this port, for St. Pe-
tersburg, was spoken 6th instant, oil the Naze of Norway, out 10
41,1 3 ; all w ell
A vessel of about 110 tons, apparently a North American, dis-
masteit and water-logged, with break quarter deck, was passed Bth
instant, by the Wm. Burton, Patton, arrived in the Thames, from
Jamaica

LISBON, July 2.—About ten days since there was a report of a
Vessel having been towed by fishing-boats into Ericeia, abandoned
and water logged, distant from the northward of the rock about
fifty miles. She is suppose to be the Britannia, or some other
-vessel from North mmea ; but no vestige is left by which her
-name could be ascertained. There is every probability of her
being British built, new, and on her first voyage; and she is partly
burnt on one side to the water's' edge. She is copper-fastened,
but not coppered, and the whole .of the cargo in the upper deck
has either been stolen or destroyed. Ibe cargo consists of balk
plank and a few staves; the balk being from'about 330 to 400, of
different lengths from 60 to 20 feet, already saved, and in possession
of the authorities, with some 2-inch plank and staves : the baulk
marks are,—ll.B. diamond B. WC. Pxl, diamond li, hut the
greater part AI. Two anchors were found on board; maker's
name, Norris, one, No. 4810,18 cwt. 0 qr. eilbs. the other, N 0.4811.
20 cwt. 2 qrs. ilbs.
The Superb, Boult, from Pernambueoi at this port ; sailed 10th
salt. Left the Funchal loading for this port, and the Andrew
WlCean for the Channel, for orders
. .

ODESS‘, July 6.—During the violent gale experienced 31st May,
on the Coast of Circassia, the following vessels were wrecked,
viz. a Russian frigate of tis buns; a corvette ; two brigs of war;
two cutters; the Jason, an armed steamer; five transports, and
about 13 merchantmen ; it does not appear that any of the latter
were British.

THURSDAY, JULY 2G.
ARRlVED.—American, Fletcher; from Savannah—and Quebec
Pye, from St. John, N.B.

SAlLED.—Symmetry, Butler, for Constantinople and Odessa—
John Black, Mitchell, for Revel— W inscales, Walmsley, for Quebec
and Montreal—Hercules, Marks, for Philadelphia—Macedonia,
Monnot, for Portland, U.S.—Henry Hoyle, Chapman, for Oporto
—Fredericka, Moile, for Kiel--Pink, Dunn, for Africa—Chester,
Rawson, for St. John, N.B.—Thomas Bold, Crougnan, for Rio and
Batavia—Susannah Cumming, Salter, for Portsmouth, U.S.—
Franklin, Goodhue, for Newburvport—Ellen, Chadwick, for Bahia
—Maryland, Berry, for Alexandria—Jane, Williamson, for Per-
nambuco—Tigris, Titherington, for Canton—Blorenge, Banks, for
Calcutta—Ambassador, Upton, for New Orleans—and Liverpool,
Ramsey, for Quebec. .

Anne Baldwin, from Valparaiso for this port, off Milford
Matilda, Hodgson, and Anna Sophia, Butcher, hence at Leghorr
Racer, Laity, sailed from Leghorn for this port kith July
Snowdrop, Nichols, hence at Ancona
Sarah, Doyle, hence at Ilavre
Duke of Athol, Dawson, hence at Cronstadt