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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-01-29 00:00:00

EUROPE.

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TUESDAY, JAN. *6.—Noon, Wind S.W.—Moderate.
ARM vED.—lndian Chief. , from Demerara—Sarah Parker,
West, from Savannah, sailed 26th Dec.—Corsair, Williams, from
Halifax.

Chatham, Graham, hence for Boston, off Waterford the 25th inst,
Bengal Merchant, from China. at Bristol.
Mary and -Ann, from Valparaiso for'this port, at Waterford.
Magnificent, Evans, from St. Domingo and Nassau for ditto, at ditto.
Lynher, Kerswill, hence, for the Cape of Good Hope, at Holyhead,
to set up the rigging.
Swardon,hence, for Marseilles, at ditto; with loss of jib.'
boom'and sails split.
,Gertrude. O'Brien, hence. for Lisbon, at ditto, with sails split.
Swift. Aitken, hence, for Newport, at ditto, with loss of topmast and
sails split.
Strathisla, Johnson, hence, for NeW South Wales, was off Point
Lvnes Loth instant; sailed cm the 10th.
'Rosalind, Little, hence, for Bombay, passed Holyhead yesterday, at
10 30 a.m.
Prince Regent, for New Orleans, at 1 p.m.
Mary., for Smyrna, passed Point Lynns, at
,2 p.m.
Henrietta, for Demerara, passed Great Orrnshead, at 10 a.m.
Susannah Cutnming, from Savannah, off ditto, at 9 a.m. this day,
sailed 92d Dec.
Mary Ann, Peters, from St. John, N. 8., off Voel Nant, at 11 30 a.m.
Angelic', tie, Barrett, from Plymouth for this .port, was drives on shore
on the Island of Walney, 23i1 instant, and not expected to be got off :
cargo saved in a damaged state. A schooner, with all on board, was
lost-at the same time, near the Angelicine.
Comet, Lan,_Tdon, from Waterford at this port, passed-an American
ship, an English barque, and several other vessels off Holyhead yes-
terday, outward-bound. .
The North Star, of Portland; bound to Havana, foundered in lat.
36, lon, 60 ; crew savedby the John gumming.
The Halifax, Cleary, hence, at Halifax, Wth ult. In lat. 40, lon. 46,
took on hoard from the schooner Emancipation, of London, bound to
Norfolk, part of the crew (captain and 14 men) of the barque Minx.
from Gaspee to London, abandoned Ist 'alt. •
COVE. Jan, 21.—'fhe Washington, Popham, from Charleston to Ha-
vre, arrived here yesterday, with a temporary rudder ; she grounded
on a bank coming in, but floated off with the flood-tide without injury.
The Washington spoke the brig Le Barron, from New York for South
America, with loss of jollyboat, deck load, Bcc., on the 18th Dec., in
lat. 59 4, long. 33 2, which reported the schooner President, of Bangor,
in distress to windward, and in sight; that the erew wished to leave
her, but that neither VI'SSPIS could .render them any assistance, the one
being without a boat, the other without, a rudder.—The repairs of the
Lord Stanley, from Liverpool to Bombay are completed, and she only
waits a fair wind.

WEDNESDAY, JAN. 27.—N00n, Wind S.W.—Blowing hard.
AattivED--The Emanuel, Dearness, from St. John, N.8.--Colum-
,
hia, Lee ; and Nantasket, Davies, from Charteston—Ceylon, Hamil-
ton, from Mobile—Ambassador, .Upton ; and Brooklyn, Richardson,
from New Orleans—Roscoe, Delano, from New York—Grafton,
Crowell, from Virginia—Lima, Brown, from Bahia—Minx, from
Terceira. . _

The Friends Goodwill, Coke, from Wyman, at the Cape of Goo
Hope.
Skerne, Clarice, from the Mauritius, at ditto..
Woodlark. Tozer, from the Mauritius, at St. Helena, 28th Nov. and
sailed 29th for this port.
Mary Ann, Dawburn, from Monte Video, off Havana.
Cha,lotte Douglas, Stephenson, hence, at St. John's, N.B.
BengaL Toulon ; Campbell, and Nashua, Pollock, hence,
at-Mohile.
Andromeda, Thomas, hence and Jamaica, at ditto.
Ninirod, Darrill ; Marengo, Dickenson, and Birmingham, Patter-
son, hence, at New Orleans.
Dale, Burton. hence and Lisbon, at ditto.
Caspian, Potter, and Warerley, Phillips, hence, at New York, 3d
instant.
Helen, Mattison, hence, at ditto, 7th inst.
Rhode Island, Schroeder, hence, at ditto; 7th inst. On the 3d Dec.
in lat. 42 37, lon. 46 39, fell in with the wreck of the Benjamin Shaw.
Victoria, Merrill, hence, was on the bar at New York waiting for a
pilot, who were all in the city, and refused to leave until the weather
moderated.
Susquehanna, Cropper, hence, at Philadelphia.
Fairfield, Slack, and British King, Hunt. hence, at Savannah.
Caledonia Brander, Dewson, hence, at Virginia.
Floraville, Mitchell, from Mazatlan at Valparaiso.
Betsey Hall, Coaker, hence, at Monte Video.
Buoyant, Bell, from Gibraltar, at Bahia.
Planter, Manning, hence, at Rio de Janeiro.
Pearl, Holland, and Richard Mount, Farmer, hence, at Constanti-
lae.rrior. Lister, and Sir John Franklin, Corner, hence, at Genoa.
Plym,• Davies, from Constantinople for this port, at Messina.
Margaret Highfield, Thom, from Genoa, at Nfessina.
Portia, Pitt, and Newham, Robson, hence, at Trieste.
Sarah, Carpenter, from London, at ditto.
Boykett, Shotten, and Comte Foy, Rousseau, hence, at Bourdeaux.
Mantas.. Storey, hence, at Charente.
Falcon, Todd, from the Frith of Forth, at Toulon.
eintra, Johnstone. and Laura Ann, Magin"is'
Robert, Blythe, sailed from Calcutta for this port on the 14th Sept.
and the Winscales was to sail on the 17th. hence, at Lisbon.
Thomas Worthington, Rael(ahl, sailed from i.dina, for Iquique,
Oct.
Camden, (packet) was blown off Tampico, sth ult. and had not re-
urned on the 7th.
Condor, Jued, from Halifax, at Belfast.
Henrietta, Spence, hence. for Demerara. and Sportsman, Hutchin-
son, hence for M onteVideo, at Kirwstown•
fjrotmatßcaallminabe, and Margaret
'Marshall, M'Gtitne, from Tralee for this p P •
'tuna, Sanderson. from Havana, at Cqwes* a
e, for Smyrna, which
Sarah, Sinclair, for Savannah, and Mary, B 1
sailed 21st inst, have nut back.
I swich for this port, at Ramsgate,
Perseverance, Magub, from ['-
leaky, and Pumps choked.Rarnsgate, 23d inst. with foreyard car-
Vie
lant, Mligub, put hack to
vied away, and sails split.
windlass damaged.
hfreolsli.from this port, got away,
Matchless, Buckland, from London, for this port, at Margate, with
sudden change of wind having broken up the
Ooisssa, 6th 3 AN. —•
mol
hut it is again all fast, with
A hurricane passed over the city of Canton,
ice on the 29th ult. thel'Anfi.F,l.dd.eCatt.
New YORK, sth JAN •
sth Aug. The shi
cab ^)-
le, and suffered gr..atly. The American barque Kent
t P
juawtts swept over a ledge of rocks. A Danish
parted herwrecked,
,)argueque
was s
and nine lives log. Au English man of war
and Mina, from Liverpool, put into Bermuda,
Mutinied, and would sail for New
suffered severely, and, several other vessels were considerably injured.
6th Jan.—The t_
in consequencet.'ftrhtgheleiffirir hahialvsinnstgained no damage. The British brig
York '24th Dee.
.Cherub would also sail for New. York on the 21th. An hermaphro-
dite brig. dismast e , with boats and bulwarks gone, painted black,
.with a white streak, a billet head, and Minerva on the stern, was.
' fallen in with it lat. 32. lon. 79.

THURSDAY, JAN. 28.—Noon, Winclß.W.—Light breeze.
ARRIVED—The Copia, La Coati, from New Orleans—Hersteicier,
Le Vries, from Lisbon—Vestal, Clun, from Faro.

The llelen Scott, Watson ; and Llama, Miller. hence, et Hayti.
Reindeer, Strickland. hence, at Carlingford for Valparaiso, and
sailed 19th instant.
Glenarm, Grueber, hence, at Kingstown for Rio Janeiro, and sailed
21st instant.
Herculean, King, from Batavia, at China, 26th August.
Bardaster, M`Donald, from London to New South Wales, was spo-
ken 14th Nov. in lat. 23 5, long. 27 13 W.
Cessnock, Jones, for Africa ; and Solway, Proctor; for Lintin, have
put back.
Bonanza, Berm, hence for Lima, was spoken 2d Nov. in lat. 26 51 N,
long. 23 30 W.
The Dinmore, —, hence for Rio Janeiro. was spoken in lat. 11
g,' long. 30 out 59 days.
The Tallahassee, frorni New OrleanS for this port, was oft
Cape Flovldit Ist Jan.
The Woodman, from St John, N B, for this port, was spoken
16th January.
The Prince Regent, Burt, hence for New Orleans, was off Bardsey
26th instant, a ship and 3 barques in company, outward-bound, wind
W N W, fresh breeze.
Balclutha, —, from 'Bahia, Off Dover.
The Laurel, Fegan ; and the Pearl, Holland, hence, at Derry.
The Rapid, hence for Beyrout. has been spoken.
The following vessels were injured at Canton, during the hurricane,
sth August :—The Portuguese brig Santa Anna, the Governor Findlay,
' Kennedy, and the Watkins. were dismaSted ; the Cur de Lion, was
' wrecked; the Danish barque Maria, was totally wrecked, 9 Danes
and 3 Chinese lost. II s Raleigh was totally dismasted, lost t men
and threw overboard 15 guns.