The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-01-26 00:00:00

s,bipping Entelligente.

TUESDAY, JANUARY 23.—Wind E.

SAlLED.—Somersetsliire, Jackson, for Bombay—Clementson, New-
by for St Thomas and Lagnayra—Abercromby, Ure, for Charleston—
Exchange, Atkins; and Due d'Orleans, Richardson, for New Orleans
—Berwick. Chase, for Philadelphia—Fortuna, Kraemer, for Baltimore
—Eagle, inch, for Gulf of Mexico—Frances, Armstrong, for St John

Rosalind, Crouch. from London, at China
Ilinda, Lowthian, and Formidable, Stagg, sailed from China for
Manilla about 20th August
Mary Kimball, Freeto, hence, at Havana
Brunette, Fates, hence, at New Orleans
Eliza Ann. Burgess, hence, at Mobile
Sheffield, Allen, hence, at New York, 23d December
Henry Pierce, from New Orleans for this port, al New York
Concord, from ditto for ditto, was repairing at Key West 12th Dec
Intrepid, Hunt, hence, at Newfoundland
I lennetta, Grindray, from Kerteb. at Falmouth
Thomas Carty, Kelly, from Demerara, at Plymouth
- Royal William, from Smyrna, at this port
Talma,—from London at Havana, with part of the cargo thrown
overboard, having been on, shore.
Portsmouthenee frit. New York, was spoken 18th ult. lat. 45,
long. 55.
WEXFORD, Jan. 21.—The Ann and Elizabeth, Lewis, from Cork to
Cardiff, was stranded last evening at Came : one man drowned.

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY

V.—Wind E. very fresh.

ARRlVED.—Helvellyn, 11PLean, front Valparaiso— D ish, Huntriss.
from Pernambuco—and Leopold First, —, from Antwerp.
SAILED.—SoIon, Wood ; lndepi -.deuce, Nve and Idea, Penning-
ton, for New York—Countess of Lansdale; arnome, for Havana—
Thomas Bennett, Mayne, for Charleston—Hopkinson, Stephens, and
Crusader, Wickman, for Bombay—Lord Gleneig, Simpson, for Lisbon
—Ann IV. Jane, Cocks, for Berbice—and Union, Vander Heyde, for
Ostend.

Martha, Hughes, hence at Sierra Leone
Charlotte, White, hence at Jamaica
Aherfoil, Causzar, hence at Demerara
Maria, Smith, hence at ditto, after being aground
Robert Byers, Nichol, hence at St. Thomas in 36 days
Echlington, from Jamaica, at Islay
I idns, Kermath. hence at Pernambuco
Firefly, Easter, hence at Constantinople
Beiram, Woolner, from Constantinople, at Trebisond 16th Dec. and
sailed the 21st for Odessa
Hebden, Fowler, from Llanelly, at Smyrna
Cartaretta, Warren. and Columbia, Sutherland, hence at Lisbon
Pearl, Cove, from Gibraltar, at ditto
Skeen, Boyd, from St. Domingo, at Portsmouth
Reparateur, ---, from Charente for this port, is on,shore near
Kinsale
Hero, of Montrose, sailed from Cop iapo for Savanilla 24th
Sept.
Fanny Palmer. Caster, and Amphitrite, Davies, sailed from Smyrna
the former on the 20th, and the latter on the 24th Dec. both for this
port
A great portion of the bale goods have been saved in a very
damaged state from the B ride of Abydos, Carpenter, hence for Zaute,
wrecked on the coast of Aveiro
Lady Charlotte, hence for Lima, was spoken 14th Nov. in
lat. 21 20 8, long. 30 W
Louisa, ' hence for St. Lucia, was spoken 18th instant, in lat.
41 14, long. 11 26
THE SHORTEST PASSAOP. ON RECORD.—The Mary Queen of Scots,
Ki Iley, hence at Pernambuco 14th Nov. in 30 days, having made the
passage from land to land in 23 days
Cumfavins, Jan. 12.—The frost continues. The Britannia and
James Watt, (steamers) are frozen fast in the harbour. The river is a
complete field of ice
AMSTERDAM. Jan. 16.—The frost continues. The river is frozen
over as low a Brielle ; there is .a good deal of floating ice in Helvoet
Roads