The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-23 00:00:00

David, Trewavas, hence for Virginia, at Milford.
Antonio, Cornfoot, from Callao at Newhaven.
Vigna, C,olleran, hence for Palermo, at Newport.
Suit ana, Longmuir, hence at Monte Video.
Cmsarea, from Cadiz at Monte Video.
A canoe, with a French negro in her, which had been driven
away from Guadalonpe four days previously, was picked up
23d January, by the Standard, from Demerara, which arrived
here yesterday.
DOWNINGS, DONEGAL, Feb. 16.—The Fortuna, of Liverpool,
Mitchen, from Sligo to Dunfanaghy, with indian meal, went on
shore last night at Downings Strand, near high-water mark.
The cargo will be saved, and the vessel got off.

VESSELS SPOKEN,

Bell, Mitchell, hence to Bombay, 25th Nov., in late 31, long.
4 E—Jane, Anderson, hence to Savannah, Dec. 28, in lat. 28,
long. 74—Dean, Collas, hence, in lat. 38, long. 2 E—George, of
Liverpool, from Sligo to Cuba, 30th Jan., in lat. 38, long. 20—
Doctor, hence to Constantinople, 20th 'Jan., off Algiers—P. H.
Dean, from Smyrna to' this port, 23d Jan., ow Cape Palvo—
Flora, of Liverpool, 13th instant, off Cape Finisterre—Loch Lo-
mond, from Calcutta to Trinidad, 13th January, in lat. 25 8,
long. 5 W—Stata, 30th Jan., in lat. 2 N, lon. 21 W, by the Eli-
zabeth Archer.

SATURDAY, 20th FEBRUARY.—Wind W.S.W., moderate.
ARRlVED.—Sterling, Barstow, from Savannah; sailed 30th
January—Larne, Nickels, from New Orleans—Fanny, —,
from Boston—Mary Ellen, from Mauritius—Mary,
Bodden, from Havana—Brothers, eewis, front Smyrna—Can-
didate, Jarvis, from Zante—and Fernandes, Contente, from
Lisbon.

Sa ILED.—Emma Duncan, for Bombay—Champion, Morris,
Shanghae—Lydia,Jones, Antigua—Favourite, Rezey, Barba-
does—Jamaica, Brown; and Pursuit, White, Jamaica—Elean-
ore, Moulten, Bahia—Windsor, Pepper, Para—Esther Ann,
Hunter, Pernambuco—Charles Brownell, Splatt, Valparaiso—
Devonport, M'Carragher, Apalachicola—Jane Glassin, Fleck,
and Charles Humberston, Strettle, Charleston—Franklin, Stan-
wood ; John P. Harward, Reed ; Warren Hastings, Mason ;
Parsee Merchant, Poole; and Malabar, Foster, New Orleans—
Yorkshire, Bailey, New York—Susquehana, Turley, Philadel-
phia—Aim, Reed, Virginia—Lady of the Lake, Smith, St. An-
drew, N.B.—Osmanli, (steamer,) Paul, Malta, &c.

Thomas Mellor, Bruce, from Maceio at this port ; sailed 6th
Jan., and from Pernambuco 11th Jan. Priscilla and Mary
Queen of Scots were to sail from Pernambuco for Paraiba, to
load for this port.
Defence, Brewster, from Charleston at this port: sailed 30th
Jan. On 14th Feb., in tat. 42, long. 47, passed the wreck ofthe
schooner Napoleon, of St. John, N. 8., and observed the dead
body of a man lashed to the pumps. The sea was miming too
high to board her.
Die Krone, -, hence for Constantinople, at at Kingstown.
King Alfred, Knill ; Lady of the Lake, Simons; Post Boy,
Daniel; Trinity Yacht, Hounsell ; Martha, Buddeley; Coila,
Stewart, hence at St. Michael.
Margaret Gibson, Lockwood, hence and Beirout at Alexan-
dretta, and sailed 15th Jan. for Beirout and Alexandria.
Doris, Carey, hence and Beyrout at Alexandretta,,and sailed
15th Jan. for Snwrna or Alexandria.
Jane and Jessie, Campbell, hence and Beirout,,at Alexan.
dretta.
Paroquet, Sewell, ditto.
Sophia, Alexander; Jane, Cumming, and Rose, Welsh, hence
at Honduras.
Victoria, hence at Santo Tomas.
P. Dean, -, and Demetrius, -, hence at Dardanelles.
Law Ogilby, George, and Gilbert Jamieson, Farris, hence at
Corfu.

Queen Esther, Anthony, hence at Malta.
Henrietta, Sandys, hence at Naples.
Elizabeth, —, hence oli Charleston.
Jenny Jones, Wakeham, from Trebizonde at Constantinople,
and sailedlor this port 25th Jan.
Esther, Groom, from Calcutta at Hull.
Ingleborough, Rea, from Manilla at Bristol.
Recorder, Sharpe, from Sincapore off Dover.
BEAIMARIS, 19th Feb.—The bad weather has caused the
holes to be worked larger in the hull of the Jane Tudor, ashore
at the Ormshead, and the Indian corn is washing out freely.

SUNDAY, 21st FEBRUARY.—Wind SIV., moderate.
arlEn.—Oxford, Yeaton, from Newyork; sailed 4th Feb.
—Mahaica, Jump, from Demerara, and Radius Johnston, from
Charleston.

SAMZD.—Alexander, Sutherland, for Jamaica—Duke of
Wellington, M'Lean, Honduras—Ontario, Holmes, Mobile—
Oregon, Evans, New Orleans—Saxon, M`Lean, Callao—Liver-
pool, Wright, and St. George, Ferris, New York—Champlain,
Miller, Philadelphia.

Diamond, and Mary Muir, hence at Bahia.
Lena, Nagle, and Enterprise, Wilson, hence at Trinidad.
Duchess of Portland, Dickson, hence•at Demerara.
Vibelia, Dufrocque, hence at Port-au-Prince.
Mersey, Boyd, hence at Jamaica.
Active, hence at Odessa.
Essenbabn, Blanck, hence at Pillau.
Oolumbian, -Merryman, hence at Fayal, 'and sailed Ist Feb.
for Philadelphia.
Norman, Scales, hence at Fayal, and sailed 2nd February for
Boston.

Jane and Mary, -, hence for Arklow, with loss of mainsail.
Minerva, Phillips, hence for Naples, at Milford.
Jane Baxter, Bailey, sailed from Port-au-Prince for this port
15tia January. _

Renaissance, Dunnott, from Bayonne at Santander, bound to
this port.
The schooner Dart, Gray, of London, sailed from Terceira for
this port 16th December last, and 'has not since been heard of.
Mahaica, Jump, sailed from Demerara for this port on the
lath January.
Denison, King, sailed from Antigua for this port on the 25th
January.
Rosina, Gale, from Callao for Gcrk, at Clyde, with loss of
sails, and crew disabled.
Blue Bell, Tillar, sailed from \rhino for Cork 17th December
last, and has not since been hmrd,of.
Isl.Ay, 17th Feb.—A brig, from 200 to 300 tons, timber-laden,
has been driven on shore on a reef of rocks on the south side of
this island, without any person on board, and has gone to
pieces. _ _ _

KILRUSH, 17th Feb.—The Glencoe, of this port, which drove
on shore here 24th Jan., was assisted off the strand this morn-
ing.
FAYAL, 12th Feb.—A British barque, with a cargo of coals
for America, and a brig, with a cargo of sugar for England, are
reported to have put into Terceira, leaky. The former had dis-
dharged, and was repairing; the latter had been surveyed, and
would unload. The British brigantine Wanderer, late Benson,
from Boston for Liverpool, put into this port on the 10th in-
stant, with loss of spars, sails, deck cabin stove, and master
washed overboard.

MONDAY, 22d FEBRITARY.—Wind S.S.W.
ARRlVED:—Elizabeth Radcliffe, —, from Valparaiso—Vin-
dicator, and John Dugdale, from China—Richard
Andersun, Bennett, from Baltimore--P. H. Dean, Taylor, from
Smyrna—Orphan, Williams, from New York—Lady Huntley,
()Us, New Orleans—Prompt, Irving, Paraiba—Camas-la, At-
kihson, from Laguna, and Nautilus, tsteamer,) from Lisbon.
SAlLED.—Lanercost, Gibson, Hong Kong—Dalmatia, Smith
Helen, Jackson; Effingham, Hughes • and St. Petersburg,
Train, New Orleans—Bolivar, A-rnrylage, Constantinople—
Betsey, Atkinson, Messina—G. A.:,Hopley, Behm, Charleston
—Cornelia, French; Royal Sovereign, Flood, and Compton,
Houghton, New York—James Anders, Barker, Trieste—Daniel,
Van Duyn, Venice—Maria, Dhondt, St. Domingo—Grenada,
Spooner, Charleston—Klein Kinderiu, Breen, Galatz—Mercu-
-, Venice—Pigeon, Maine, St. Domingo, and Freeland,
M`lienzie, Havana.

The Radius, from Charleston, that: arrived here yesterday,
sailed 30th Jan. On 7th Feb., in lat. 40, long. 55, spoke and
supplied with provisions the Pilgrim, i,f Yarmouth, L.S., from
Newcastle for Boston, and received from her five of the crew of
the brig Barbadoes, Pickering, from Savanilla to this port,
wrecked.

The following have been saved from the Jane Tudor, on shore
at Holyhead :-538 barrels of flour and corn meal, (about 90 of
the letter,) 40 bags of indian corn, antl.l bale hemp, all dama-
ged by salt water.