The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-03-23 00:00:00

March 23, 1547.

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TUESDAY, MARCH 16.—Wind S.S.E., moderate.
SA ILE n.—NI in erva, Clements, G alatz —A ly th, 111• Ken zie,
Constantinople—Veracity, Bence, Antigua—Harlequin, Bream,
Ancona—Lannan, Sharp, and Rio Grande, Sturp..,ess, Baltimore
—Thorndike, Child, New Orleans—Tantivy, Downing, Odessa
—Shenandoah, West, Philadelphia—William Thomas, Robson,
Alexandria, E.—Thomas Mellor, Bruce, Bahia—Eliza Warwick,
Wartes, Boston—Adelaide, Grant, Halifax—Norval. Caithness,
Riga—lohanna, Linse, Stettin—Walpole, Richardson, New
York—Red Rose, Supple, t. Thomas—Water' Witch, Coyle,
Lisbon—Princess Helena, (steamer,) Folkstone.

Cambria, (steamer,) Judkins from Boston at this port ;
`sailed on the Ist, and from Halifax 3d instant. Next day en-
'countered the ice, and did not get clear for 12 hours. The Sa-
te' Sands, (screw steamer,) left New York on the 24th Feb.,
and was spoken next morning, at five o'clock, seventy miles E.
of Sandy Hook.
Standard, M`Millan, from New Orleans at this port ; sailed
Ist Feb. On the 29th, in lat. 40, long. 39, fell in with the Cor-
nelia, Young, of and from Baltimore for New York, in a sinking
state, and took off the crew. Afterwards put the master and
three men on board an American ship, bdtind to New York.
Anne May; from Callao at this port, after touching on Tay-
lor's Bank.
Birkenhead, Keswick, from Mobile at this port, after being
aground on Taylor's Bank.
North Pole, hence for Port Philip, has put back to this port,
from Falmouth, for repairs.
Mary, Redpath, sailed from.Maranham for this port on lath
January.
Coromandel, hence for Antigua, of Mobile 29th Jan.
St. Lawrence, Hagedorn ; Ward Chipman, Bilton; and -Cas-
sandra, Clyde, hence at New Orleans.
Ben Nevis. Bruce, hence at Mobile.
Alabama, from Apalachicola for this port, off Cape norida
th Itebruary.
Alexander Grant, Alexander, from London at Savannah.
Tay, Langwell ; Scotland; and Portland, hence at Charles-
ton.
• Abbey Sands, hence for Savannah, off ditto 23d Feb.
Waterloo. Allen; Montezuma, Lowber ; New World, Skiddy;
lOhn R. Skiddy, Luce ; Roscius, Eldridge; Fidelia..Hackstaff ;
'Europe, Furber ; Marmion, Edwards ; Victoria, 'Hartshorn ;
Ashburton, Howland; Niagara, Russell; and Admiral, hence
'at New Yotk.
Andrew Scott, hence for Virginia, off Cape Henry.
Columbus, hence for Philadelphia, off Little Egg Harbour.
Coliimbia, Merryman, and Monongahela, Julius, hence at
Philadelphia.
Venioe, Salter, and Governor Davies, hence at Boston.
Lisbon, Fisher ; Seabird, Morrison ; Sophia, Collins ; and
John Clark, Disbron, hence at St. John, N.B.
Jane, M'Cleany, hence at Halifax.
Emblem, Davidson, hence at ditto, and 'sailed for Virginia
• 26th February.
Union, John, hence at Havre.
Somnauth, Skinner, and John Bibby, Cawkett, from China
'.at London.
;Ganges, ArDonald, from Sydney at Deal.
'Herald, Jones, from the Mauritius at Cove.
Lord Stanley, Connor, from Sierra Leone at ditto.
Ringdove, Walker, from Monte Video at ditto.
Kingston, Neive, and Lady Harvey, M`Kinney, from Callao
at Cove.
Melimmene, Cattenich, from Rio Grande at ditto.
Trident, Vcarte, from Havannah at ditto.
Nautilus, (screw steamer,) hence at Lisbon.
LISBON, March 10.—The Emma Graham, Ferguson, schooner
Laura, brigs Lusitania, Catclilleld, and Wilberfo blockading
rce, Skema, all
laden with wine, were captured by the Portuguese
squadron as they were leaving port.
was warned
OPORTO, Moff by tharch 9.—The
blockading
Douro,
squadronarrived off the Barlast week,
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 7.—A large ship was seen on shore on
the Gingerbread Ground, by the Kentucky, arrived here from
Boston.

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17.—Wind S., fresh.
SAlLED.—Nyverheiti, Breix, Ostend—Lord Dafferin, Raney;
Defence, Brewster ; and Princess Alice, Oliver, New York, and
Virgilia, Barr, Boston.

Sarah Sands, (screw steamer,) Thompson, from New York at
this port ; sailed 25th Feb., and experienced heavy weather du-
ring the passage. On the 7th instant, in a heavy sea, log bow-
spnt and fore-topmast. Was unable to use steam for five days
during the passage. in consequence of one of her air-pump le-
vers breaking, and the other cracking. Came through the
North Channel, and passed a large fleet, inward bound, off ln-
istrahull, on Sunday.
Hamann, Schutz, hence at Antwerp.
James, from Larne, for this port, at Fleetwood, with loss of
foremast.
Emma, (steamer,) hence at Cove.
John Bull, Crawford, from Moulmein at St. Helena.
Marmion, Ewing, from Manilla at ditto.
Sir H. Hartliw*e, Turnbull, from Calcutta at London.
Marmion, Bell, from Ceylon at ditto.
Good Luck, Le Croix, hence at Ancona.
Venilla, Andrew, hence at Palermo.
Andes, Gavev, sailed from ditto 18th Feb., and Vittoria,
Be Martini, 19th Feb., both for this port.
Maria. Be Gunner°, from Castellamare at Gibraltar, and
sailed Gth March for this port.
Asmanli, (steamer,) hence at ditto.
Wave, Blaydon ; Venus, James; Tyro, Symonds; Robert
and Henry, Sego; and Kate, Matthews, hence at Lisbon.
Albatross, Witcocks, sailed from ditto sth March, and King
of Tvre, Bth March, both for this
Orion, hence off Algiers 15th Feb.

THURSDAY, MARCH 18.—Wind S.S.E. to S., moderate.
Aattivuo.—Pioneer, Patterson, Girgenti—Caroline. Avigno,
Genoa—Bertha, Harris, Palermo—Baltic, Liddle, Catania—
Carttretta, Prudeaux, Malaga.
SA LE D.—lsabella Ilarnett, Newby. and. Berhampore, Smith,
Calcutta—Promise, Hoseason, Sydney, N.S.W.—Chester, Max-
well, St. John, N.B.—Ashland, Williams ; Oxford, Yeaton ;
Peter Hattrick, Rockwell, and Triumph, Cowley, New York—
'Elizabeth Archer, Cothay, Bombay—Paul►na, James, and Alba-
tross, Simpson, Boston—Teazer, Crockett, Para—Potentate,
M‘Kirdy, -Havannalt—Hortense, Bohn, Antwerp—White
Mouse, Ditcham, Smyrna—Hebe, Thompson, Malta and Zante
—Unicorn, Towzel, for Malta—Sarah and Louisa, Snow, New
Orleans.

Cicero,•Forsyth, hence at Alexandria.
Bulkeley, hence at Beirout.
Don, O'Brien, and glary, Walker, sailed from Smyrna for
this Port 26th February.
Pit Bulkeley, and Science, Foulkes, hence at Constantinople
Ciorinda, Tftchell, and Leon, Venito, Gayaguin, hence at
Trieste.
Bar Pascottini, Pugleaski, sailed from this port 4th March.
Requiter, Searle, hence at Malta, and sailed on the 28th Feb.
for Iteirout.

G tuxes, lii‘Donald, from Sydney, N.S.W. ; Agricola, Potter,
from Sirtcapore, and Syrcn, Turpie, from the Mauritius, all at
London.
Vision. Connor, hence for Constantineple, at Kingstown.
Industrie, Zellein, from ditto for Ostend.
The brig Minerva, of Dublin, from this port for Galatz, was
seen yesterday afternoon, about thirty miles north of Holy-
head, with loss of both topmasts and foreyard.
The Adelaide, Grant, for Halfax, has put back with larboard
h'tw damaged, loss of an anchor and chain, and leaky. having
11.3 n inc J.:tact, 16th rattan`, off' : at, vd II the Warman,
/roM this nort for Baltimore, winch is supposed to have been
considerably damaged : one of her crew got on board the Ade-
laide.
Barque Glasgow, from Macao at this port ; sailed 13th Jan.
Same day, exchanged signals with the brig Barkhill, from Ba-
hia. On the 14th Jan., in lat, 9 N, long. 35 46 W, spoke the
brig Charles, of and for this port, from Paraguay, out forty-
t TO days. the 24th Feb. exchanged signals with the barque
Vestal. On the 26th .Feb.,-in with the Irish land, had a heavy
gale from S.S.E., and was driven 200 miles to the N.W. On
the 12th instant, in lat. 48 30, long. 9 12 W, spoke the barque
Cornwall, from Penzance for Havannali.
CONSTANTINOPLE, Feb. 26.—The Tipula, Mortimer, from
Liverpool, is on shore below the Castles.
Waterlily, hence for Constantinople, 12th instant, in lat. 49,
lon.. B—Harriet Scott, outward bound, Bth instant, in lat. 48
N, long. 14 W—Tom Banks, hence for Constantinople, 13th
Feb., in lat. 37 N, long. 6 E—Agenoria, hence for Mobile, 11th
Feb., in lat. 24, long. 43—Dublin from Monte Video for this
Port, 25th Feb., in lat. 21, lon. 34—Miltiades, hence for New
Orleans, 11th instant, in lat. 12 N—James and Elizabeth, for
Alexandria, 17th Feb., in lat. 38 N, lon. 6 E—Orlando, from
Constantinople for Cork, 22nd Feb., in lat. 38, lon. 1 E—Jane,
from Glasgow for Leghorn, oil' Adra, 25th Feb.—Elizabeth and
Mary Ann, from Patras, Ist instant, off Malaga.

FRIDAY, INlAricii S.S E. to S.
ARRIVED.-7,ephyr, Henrickson, Santander—Ann Dingwall,
—, Puerto Cabello—Berwick Castle, Foster, Alexandria—
Crescent, Williams, Charente--Kron Prins Frederick,
Denmark.
SA 'Am.—Adelaide, Grant, Halifax—Hydaspes, Lawson,
Calcutta—Fanny, Jolly, Halifax—Lnsita»in Forrester, Villa
Nova—Nina, Brewer, Valparaiso—Citizen, Trinidad
_John Brooks, Lockhart, st. Thom. rtheillith(,Lonb,le,
Rio—
Speculant, Anderson, Newatadt 144 a—,
Parker, for Constantinople—Aldieete, Hunter, New io—rklegid.'
Quebec.

Charlotte, Carter, hence at Mauritius.
Carena, Woodmans, from London at Mauritius.
Holme from Zanzibar, at Mauritius.
Orion, Connor, hence at Alexandria.
Sala, Woolley, hence at Constantinople.
Jacobs Maria, Kraber, hence at San Sebastian, and sailed for
Zumaga.
Wilhelmina, Wygers, hence at Brielle.
Wm. Parker, Stratton, from Mauritius at Waterford.
Anna Agatha, 1)e Boer; llendrika, Plaliker ; and Ilellechina
Wilkins, Karsent, hence at Helvoet.
Phoenix, Kniper, hence at Antwerp.
Ks NSALE. March 17.—The Dublin, of Newcastle, from Monte
Video to Liverpool, struck on the west side of the old head of
Kinsale, yesterday morning, during a heavy gale from S.W.,
and immediately went to pieces: six of the crew drowned. The
master died during the passage.
BELFAST, March 17.—The Swatara, Brown, from Liverpool
to Philadelphia, put in here yesterday, with loss of foremast,
maintop-gallantmast, and come sails. The Oberon, 'rasher,
sailed from Sierra Leone for Liverpool, Nov. 20, and has not
since been heard of.
The Prima Donna, that arrived here on Wednesday from St.
Michael's, fell in with a ship or barque of about 700 tons, in a
sinking state, March 14, at three o'clock, a.m., in let. 51, long.
9, lay by her, but sud lenly lort sight of her lights, and at day-
light could not discover her.
The Queen Mab, for New Orleans, has put back, with loss of
head and cutwater, and bowsprit sprung, having been in eon-
tact with the Jenny Wren, yesterday morning, off Holyhead.
The Jenny Wren, for Calcutta, has put back with loss of head
and cntwater, tuning been in contact as above.