The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1840-01-10 00:00:00

fitteittgence.

. TUESDAY, JANUARY 7.—Wind S.S.W.
ARRIVED.—Marys, —, from Westport—Robert Irvin, Law,
son, from Annan—Jos. Grant, Walsh, from Wigton—Zotoff,

from New Orleans—Prosperite. RUtzkie, fi7om Dantzic—X L,
, from St. Petersburg—and Marquis Normanby, —, from
Sligo.

SAILED.—Agnes, Bainbridge, for Mobile—Rival, Sutherland, for
Barbadoes and Nassau—Flora, Cowing, for St. John, N.B—Euro,
Jancovich, for Rio Janeiro—New York, Barstow, for New York—
Sidney Ellis, for Batavia and Sincapore—LCharles Eyes, Moss, for
' itc.ines, for Tauipicu—Aglace, Lahaye, for
Marseilles—Johann Friederich, Noetzel, ditto—Fanny, Sloan, for
Charleston—and Barbara, Webb, for Bombay.

Zoe, --, from Mauritius for Cork, was spoken in Ist. 6 N
long. 3.5 W
Nereid, 'Watkins, hence at Alexandria

Cornelius, Betts, sailed from Alexandria 7th Dec. ; Chieftain,
Potts, 11th Dec. and Jenny Jones, Carpenter, 14th Dec. all for
Liverpool
Zuleika, Scott, from Gibraltar, at Smyrna
Mary Halkett, Sinclair, from Malta, at Smyrna
Rock Scorpion, Falens, hence at Gibraltar
Jason, Reynolds, sailed from Cadiz for Liverpool 22nd Dec.
Emily, Wardle, from Pernambuco for London, at Paraiba sOth
Nov.

Lousia Desiree, , sailed from the Loire for Liverpool 30th
Nov.

Fortuna, Tary, hence at Helvoet
President, (steamer) sailed from Deal for Liverpool 4th Dec.
Wind S.S.E.

The Farmer, Wisem in, hence for Port Soy, was wrecked 3rd
instant, at Cromarty ; one man saved
Holyhead, Jan. 6.-4 p.m. wind E.S.E. fine breeze and hazy.
Asia, Patterson, from Calcutta, at London
Dit-bn, Le Gros, from Cadiz, at Jersey
Margaret, Evans, from Miramichi, at Dublin
Dolphin, Weckberg, from Manilla, at Cowes, with loss of sails
and leaky, six of the crew died on the voyage; it appears the
master, mate and a boy navigated the vessel since the Ist November
last
Herald, Smith, sailed from Lisbon for this port 23rd ult.
Quitaxc, Nov. 27.—The river between this and Montreal is nearly
closed

HAMBURGH, Dec. 31.—The frost set in again last night, with
wind at E.S.E. •

GREENOCK, Jan. 2.—Arrived the Acadian, Auld. from Charleston,
sailed 19th Nov. in company with the American ship Washington,
for Liverpool experienced for the first four weeks strong gales
from the N.E. to S.E.. was driven for 24 days to the south of lat.
29 to long. 56, the latter part of the passage more moderate, but
the wind still inclining to the eastward

:WEDNESDAY, JANUARY B.—Wind variable and light

ARRlVXD.—Liverpool, Greaves, sailed 25th Nov. and Florence,
Barstow; sailed 3rd Dec. from Charleston—Medford, Thomas,
from Savannah; sailed 7th Dec.—Admiral Benbow, Bruce, from
Quebec—Jane, Williamson, from Charente—lsabella, Miller, from
Marseilles—and Britannia, Furzman, from St. Übes.
SAILED.—Lee, Bowness, from Barbadoes—Montague, Crabb, for
Monte Video—Algonquin. Turley, for Philadelphia—and Monu-
ment, Chace, for New York.

Challenger, Winter, from Algoa Bay, at the Mauritius 10th Oct.
Memnon, Pether, from Madras at ditto the 14th .
Scotland; Black, hence at Charleston
.Nimrod, Manning, hence oft' ditto
Wm. Sorlie, France, hence at Leghorn
Eggar,d99 Castle, Walland,,from Newfoundland, at ditto
Aventura, , hence at Terceira
General EvanS, Dare, from Havana, at ditto, with sails split and
loss of bulwarks
Matilda, Hodgsen, sailed from Leghorn for this port 19th Dec.
'Union, Pulliam, sailed horn Trieste for this port 24th Dec.
President (stearin* from London for this port, at Plymouth,
with loss of foremast
Mary Ann, M`Symon, from Tobago, at the Clyde
Ide,,Bosustow, from Jamaica, at Falmouth
Peri% Palfrey, Item Rio de Janeiro, off Dover
William Strong sailed from Milford for Constantinople nth instant
Peri, Dawes, and Olive Branch, Hatinaford, for the Azores :
Boreas, Bell; Speedy, Wills, and George Canning, Archer, for St.
Michael's: andAgtbre, Russell, for Terceira, sailed from Holyhead
nth instant
DAitTmorrii,`Jin. 6.-LThe Skeen, from Laguna for London, got
in contact 4th instant off the Needles, with the Exile, frorn London
for Bristol ; the master; mate, and one of the crew of the former,
got on board the latter vessel, and were consequently put on board
a pilot boat, to proceed in search of their vessel ; the Exile will be
towed into harbour

THURSDAY, JANUA ay S.S.W. light.
ARRIVED.—PearI, Cove, from Seville—Creole, from Nas
kow—Eliza, frOin.Limerick—Eftse;'Wffentie, and Mari
Antionette, , from Dublin—Active? Ball, from,Woodbrldge
Hopei from DrititOlSovereigeow4.4.--,,•and Charles:.
from Loudon —Thet4„Robsrljs, frippa4e.yivortr,s from
Glasgow—arid romKirketulbright.
SAlLED.—Romulus, Mild, for Savannah—Tigris, Robinson, for
Calcutta-Mary Queen of Scots, Miley, for Pernambuco—Why
Not? Dart, for Leghorn—H2Olden Fleece, ,Hubbuck, for Bahia—
Venilia, Andrews, for Malta and Smyrna—and Falcon, Mairs, for
Barbadocs.

John & Robert, , hence for New Orleans, was spoken 2nd
instant, in lat. 46, long, 17
Concord, Martin, hence for Alexandria, was spoken in lat. 49,
long, 9

Margaret, -, hence at Sierra Leone
Sandia, Kraelt, hence at Copenhagen
Lyra, Gray, sailed from Gironde for Liverpool 29th Dec.
Schyryd, Sanders, from Laguna for Liverpool, at Kinsale
John Scott; • from Demerara for the Clyde, off Tuskar 7th
instant