The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1840-08-18 00:00:00

Britannia. (steamer) Woodruff, from Boston and Halifax, at this
port; sailed from Boston Ist Aug. and from Halifax, 4th Aug. at
450 p.m. with 76 passengers. On 6th Aug. in lat. 45, long. 54,
spoke the 13.. H. Allen and Sir George Prevost. On 13th Aug. off
Cape Clear, spoke the barque Rowena, of Beaumaris, and Thomas,
of Whitehaven, both bound up Channel
Wilsons, Campbell, from Trinidad, at this port, sailed 3d July, in
company with the Blundell, for Dublin. Left the Charles Hamerton
loading for this port
Broad Oak, M'Coy, from Bahia at this port, sailed 21st June. The
Resolution and Lady Kinnaird were to sail in a few days, for Ham-
burgh. On the Bth August, in lat 49, long 20, spoke the Sea, hence
for Virginia, and Superior, hence for New York
Joven Teresa, Van Dine, from New York at this port, sailed 18th
July. On the Bth instant, at 10 a.m., spoke the Acadia, (steamer,)
hence for Halifax, in lat 49, long 25. Wind, S. The steamer was
going at the rate of eleven knots an hour

Robert Pulsford
hence at New Orleans
Senator, -, and Coromando, Pierce, hence at Mobile
Champion, Warren, hence at Charleston
John A. Lancaster, Rossa, hence at Virginia
Grace Brown, Duff; Potomac, Dun ; Lafayette, Landes; Poca-
hontas, Higgins, and Herald, Myers, hence at Baltimore
T. P. Cope, and United States, hence at Philadelphia
Riga, Smith ; Congaree, Doane ; Brunette, Robinson, and Wil-
liam At John, Snow, hence at Boston
Bangor, Merrill, hence at Portland
Diadem, Lambert, hence at New York 20th July; Siddons, Pal.
mer, 22nd; New York, Barstow, 23rd; Trenton, Bennett; Adiron-
dack, Hackstaff, and Portsmouth, Aikin, 26th; Albion, Lovett;
Isaac Hicks, Fatten, and Rosata, Murray, 28th; and Josephine,
Prindle, 31st
Queen Victoria, -, from New Orleans for Liverpool, off Cape
Florida 15th July
Viola, hence for New Orleans, was spoken 13th June, in
lat. 36, long. 25
Alabama, -, from New Orleans for Liverpool, off Tortugas
15th July
Majestic, -, from Mobile for Liverpool, off Maternillo Reef
19th July
Schooner Delight, of Dumfries, and James, were aground on
Bnrbo Bank this morning, but came off on the flood
Lockwoods, Stephens, for Quebec, has put back
John, -, from Liverpool for Quebec, was spoken 6th Aug. in
lat. 48, long. 22
City of Perth, -, hence, at Para
Sisters, Short, from Nassau at Nerites (Cuba)
Eliza, from Havana off Dartmouth
Hazard, -, hence for Newfoundland, was spoken 31st July,
in lat 50, long 14
Shamrock, for Dundee, has put flack, with mast carried
away, yesterday, in a squall
Elizabeth Moore, -, for Valparaiso, was spoken on the 16th
June, in lat 10 S. long 34 W
Agenora, -, hence for Quebec. was spoken on the 23d July,
in lat 46, long 33
Champion, Bream, hence and Genoa, at Constantinople, and
sailed 20th July for Taganrog
Marina, Cock, hence at Constantinople, and sailed 20th July for
Odessa

;ir Colin Campbell, Pentecost,

Galata, - and Beiram, --, hence at ditto
Provideutia, drase, hence at Ostend
Sydney, Cowan, from New Orleans off Cove, and proceeded to
Havre. On the 7th August, passed the Acadia, (steamer,) hence for
Halifax; but Captain Cowan omitted to report the lat and long
Spencer. hence for Rio Janeiro, was spoken on the 10th August,
in lat 48. long g

Ocean Queen, hence for Quebec, was spoken II th August, 4S
miles W.N.W. of the Smalls

CONSTANTINOPLE, July 22.—An English vessel, coal laden, is
reported to be lost on the Borussa side of the Marmora
DUNTALM, ISLE OF SKYE, Aug. 7.—The Methven Castle, from
Stettin to Liverpool, wheat laden, struck on a rock near the Isle of
Glass, and it is feared will be a total loss

NEW YORK July 31.—Steam boat Express, in going up Mobile
Bay, lgth July, was obliged to throw overboard, in a gale, 400
sacks salt, part of the cargo of the Coromando, from Liverpool