The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1840-04-28 00:00:00

SUNDAY, APRIL 26.—Wind N.W. moderate

ARRIVED.—Robert Syers, Looney, from Puerto Cabello—lnde-
pendence, M'Alpine ; Lagoda, Foster ; Galen, Snow, and James,
Owens, from New Orleans—Leopard, M'Donald, from St. Joseph—
Roscius, Collins, from New York—Leila, Higgins, from Baltimore
—Speculation, —, from Leer—Olive Branch, , from Sa-
vannah.

SAlLED.—Chatham, Forshaw, for Africa—Crescent, Thomas, for
Cadiz—Antigua Planter, Jones, for Dunkirk—Heroine, Murch, for
Lisbon—Formosa, Crawford, for New Orleans—Catharina, Peter-
son, for Hambro'—and Harmony, Foody, for Quebec.

North America, , from New York, at this port. On 19th
April, in lat. 47 0, long. 33 30 W, spoke the brig Samuel, of Teign-
mouth, from Hamburg for St. John, N.B. having been dismasted
on the 16th April; she wanted no assistance. On the 24th April,
thirty miles south of the Old Head of Kinsale, spoke the Sir John
Harvey, from Liverpool for Miramichi
Silas Richards, Dickinson; Cotton Planter, Deane; Columbus,
Cropper, and Brooklin, Richards, hence at New York
Queen,'Seal, hence at St. Michael, an;; sailed 2nd April, for Cadiz
Reindeer, Kemp, hence for Venice, off Messina
Roscoe, Ellis, hence at Messina
Lelean, Lelean, and Mathew, Johnstone, hence at Naples
Empress, Hodgson, from Odessa, at the Cove
Wm. Lockerby, Parker, from Calcutta, off the Cove
Addingham, Roberts, from Honduras, ditto. On 17th April,
spoke the Scotland, hence for New York

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Deucalion, Howes, and Medford, Thomas, hence at New Orleans
Kingston, —, from Laguna, at New Orleans
Moslem, Nicholas Biddle, London, and Rajah, hence at Mobile
NEW YORK, April 4.—The wreck of a vessel with several bales
of cotton was seen in lat. 34, long. 74. 6th April.—The Madison,
from Virginia for Liverpool, put into Norfolk, in distress, 2nd April,
with a quantity of flour thrown overboard, having been on her
beam ends, and had eight feet water in her hold.—The Mogul,
Gallagher, from Apalachicola for Liverpool, was going into Bermu-
da, 2gth March, with loss of sails, bulwarks, &c. having experienced
a hurricane.—Nineteen sail of outward bound vessels were detained
inside of the S.W. Pass of the Mississippi, 23rd March, by fog; and
several inward bound vessels were off the Bellew, on the 24th
March. •

Nsw On LEANS, March 26.—The Orwell, from Liverpool, is still
on the Bar. •

CONSTANTINOPLE, April 1 —An English schooner is reported to
be on shore in the Dardanelles.

MONDAY, APRIL 27.—Wind variable and light.

Clouston, from Leghorn--Hirmonie, Hu-
beck, from Stettin.
SAlLED.—Cottager, Smith, for Montreal—Henriette, Blomberg,
for Liebau—Catherine Elizabeth, Larson, for Lubeck and Wismar—
Flora, Hassel, for Pernau—Colonel Howard, Prentiss, for Balti•
more—Sancho, Dent, for Cronstadt—David, Adair, for Cuba—An.
nette, Brahns, for Hambro'—Forrester, Parker, for Havana—Car.
thage, Knapp, for Norfolk and 'New Orleans—Champlain, Brown
for Philadelphia—Thetis, Porter, for Shubenacadle—Sisters, Jaques,
for Montreal—Corinna, Wilmot, for the Cape of Good Hope—and
Henry, Salter, for Philadelphia.

Plumstead, —, hence and Lima, at Arpiajulta 16th Feb. and
would proceed for Istappa 24th Feb.
Lydia, Cothay, hence and Demerara, at Savannah
Orwell, Grayburn, and Narraganset, Sampson, hence at New.
Orleans
Liverpool, Symons, from Jamaica, off ditto
Nonantum, Hanbtiry, hence off the Mississippi
Mozambique, Stephens; Thistle, —, and Arica, Hannah,
hence at Savannah
CHARLESTON, April 3.—A large ship with painted ports, was
seen off Cape Roman Ist instant, dismasted,