The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1840-06-05 00:00:00

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3.—Wind N.W. fresh.

ARRlvED.—Salsette, Harrison, front Bombay—lsabel, Shaw,
from Antigua—Dublin, Scholfield, and Robert Morriss, Walker,
from Philadelphia—Two Sisters, Tinley, from Madras anti the Cape
of Good Hope—Minearlo, Tregarthen, front St. Michael—and
Parker, Itisien, from Demerara. •

Roastudale, Friend, from Bahia, at this port; sailed 18th April.
The IVlazeppa sailed for Falmouth the tide previous. Lett the
Eveline. loading for this port. O►. the Ist instant, off Galley Head,
spoke the Oberon, hence for Lima. On the 2nd instant, off Tuskar,
spoke the Cambyses, hence for Calcutta
Emily, Wardle, from Pernambuco, at this port ; sailed 23rd April.
The Isabella was to sail the nett day fur the Coast and this port.
Left the Westmoreland, Mary, and William Russell, loading for
this port. On the 15th May, in lat. aO VN, long. 40 OW, spoke the
Creole, from Monte Video for this port, out 30 days
Denison, Jones, hence at Antigua in 24 days
Gipsey, Campbell, hence at Bahia
Thetis, Collings, hence at Odessa
Zeelust, Brauc, hence at Bremen
Shamrock, Daldy, hence at Copenhagen
Pactow, and Anna, Knuth, hence at Riga
Morgiana, Galbraith, from Barbadoes, at Belfast
Ardent, Ilartgrave. from Honduras, at Gravesend
York, Legge, from St. John. N.B. off Plymouth ; sailed yth May
Joseph Wheeler, Pollock, front Barbadoes, at the Cove; st.iled
Ist May. The Victoria was to sail for this port in 10 days
Clydesdale, for New South Wales, has put back leaky, having
struck the wreck of the Sylphide, that was run down off the Bell
Buoy

The Orion, from Cape Hayti to the Cape of Good hope (with
cot Tee,) was lost off Cape St. Roque, previous to the 23rd April;
part of the cargo will be saved, and taken to Pernambuco for sale

Malay, , from the MMiritins to this port, was spoken 6th
April, in lat. 33 0 S, long. 28 0 E
Brutus, , from. Bonny for this port, was spoken 16th May,
in lat. 32 0, long. 40 0 . •

Grace, , hence for Antigua, was spoken 31st May, about
90 miles W.S.W. of Cape Clear
(atm.:um:, May 7.—The Chippena from the Clyde, is on shore in
Mal Bay, Gaspee

18.—The Royal Saxon has not commencd receiving
cargo. At Tongkoo—Abercrombie, Robinson, loading for England,
to sail about 20th Feb.; Manilla, and Qneen Mab, loading for Eng-
land, expected to sail shortly; Thames partly laden with cotton,
loading and filling up with teas for England; Earl Ilalcarres empty
and ready to receive freight for England, but at less than .t'B per
ton ; Ileroine ready to take in; Tyrer full of English piece goods ;
Castle Huntley, and Glenily full of cotton ; Charles Grant partly
laden with cotton. It was in contemplation that the ships which
had not discharged their cargoes, should proceed to the nearest
port to land the same.

THURSDAY, Jvxr. 4.—Wind N.W,

ARRlVEn.—Harbinger, Candlish, from China; sailed from Macao
:nth Jan. and St. Helena loth April—Two Sisters, Tinley, from
Madras and the Cape of Good Hope—Reindeer, King, from Leg-
horn- and Tommy, Cmiglivich, from Trieste.

SAlLND.—Cheshire, Heinrichsen, for Rio Janeiro—Europe, Mar-
shall, for New• York—and Nathaniel Hooper, Freeto, for Cadiz.

Parker, Risien, from Demerara, at this port; sailed stb, May, in
company with the John Willis, for Dublin. The Spencer sailed on
the 2nd for Liverpool, and the Richard Watson, 20th April, for
Campeachy

Mary, Muir, for Montreal, has put back, leaky
• Cynosure, Brice, from Rio Janeiro, at Bahia
Podi, Glogoratz, hence at ditto
Actaeon, Fielding, from Mazatlan, at Valparaiso, and sailed for
Liverpool srd March
Margaret, , sailed from Valparaiso for Swansea Ist March
Glenarm. Grueber, from the Coast at Valparaiso, and sailed
about the middle of March for England
Julienne, Jansen, hence of Salcombe, for Swenborg
Frances Ann, M'lntyre, hence at China
Scotia, Mobile, Sultana, and Mary Ann, from Calcutta, at St.
Helena

The wreck of the Sylphide bears N. by W. iW. miles from
Bell Buoy, in B,i fathoms at low water. The Steam Tug Druid is
matte fast to the wreck to act as a beacon to vessels entering and
leaving this port, and will remain as long as wind and weather
pct mit
Manly, -, hence at Antigua
Elizabeth Wood, , from Barbadoes, at ditto
Actress, Dickson, hence oil Cape Clear ist instant, for Quebec
Tare,

Thomas Coutts, \Varner, from China, at the Cape of Good Hope
for London ; sailed 4th Feb. The Chinese are determined to resist
all attempts at accommodation except on their own terms. They
had purchased sonic European ships with the intention of arming
and manning them for the approaching, war with Great Britain
Richard, Smith, hence at Jamaica
St. George, --, hence at St. Domingo
Stanley, -, and H. Mitchell, Gurnell, hence at Hayti
Euro, Faniovich ; Dream, Squire; Airey, Nicholson; Cornwall,
Butcher; Lady Kitinaird, Robb, and Eliza Kinnaid, Brown, hence
at Rio Janeiro

Ditocimm, June I.—The Henry Smith, Long, from Liverpool,
arrived here yesterAay, and in coming up the river struck -on an
anchor, and immediately sunk

AM,Olftere

TELEGRAPH OFFICE, JUNE 4, 1840.

Wind at Holyhead, W.N.W. light breeze.
Off Holyhead, at d a.m. No. 1750, Ocean, A.S. and No. 110,
Creole, 11.8.
Off Point Lynas, at 9 30 a.m. Fanny Connell, 11.11. has a pilot.
Off ditto, at 10 30 a.m. 1750, Ocean, A.S. and N0..810,
Creole, 8.8. have pilots.
Off Great Ormsbead, No. 7985, Fanny Connell, 8.8.
1 p.m.—No -vessels to report off Holyhead. Wind W S.W. light
breeze,

VESSELS ENTERED FOR LOADING.

(SINCE OUR LAST PUBLICATION.)

EAST INDIES, CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, •c.
Frances, W Corkhill, 413 Bombay, Barton, Irlam &Co
Malcolm, J Sim, 277 Singapore, W & J Tyrer
sperance, J Mackie, 268 Cape of Good Hope, Imrie & Tomlinson