The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-29 00:00:00

JULY 29, is:d

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THURSDAY, JULY 28.—Nomi, Wind S.W.—Fresh.
ARRIVED—The Harriet, Galt, from NeW York—Betsey, Hunter;
from Buenos Ayres and Monte Video--Lantashire Witch, Grayson;
from Monte Video—General Wolfe, Mann, from Rio Grande—Robert
Scurfield, Clough ; and George, Wright, froth Maranham—Reliance,
Adams, from Paraiba—Antioch; Mann, from New Orleans—Esther,
Sparks ; and Andromeda, Patrick, from Quebec—, Merchant,Stephens,
from Charleston—Westmoreland, , from StJohn's, N B—Maria,
, from Ostend—Matilda, Wardle. from the Mauritius•—Williath
Salthouse. Snipe, from Calcutta—Earl Grey, Heriiingway, from Africa
—Frisk, Whitemay, from Buenos Ayres & Monte Video—Cervantesi
Hughes, from Balda—Vigilant, —, from Ceara—America, Tom.,
kins, from Mobile—British King, Hewit, from Savannah—Jane and
Marsaret, from Richibucto—Psyche, Young, .from Trieste—
Louise, Bakker, from Koningsberg—Gezina Margaretha, —, from
Rotterdam—Sir John Tobin, Griffiths, from Demerara.
SAILED—The Sirene, Sorenberg, for Toulon—Appletdn, Sharpe, fot
Montreal—Ann Miedell, Armstrong, fur Demerara—Ceres, Blanch-
ard, for Portland—Susannah Cumming, Patterson, for Portsmouth=
George Canning, Harvey, for St Thomas and Puerto Cabello—Albion;
Underwood, for Bombay—Challenger, Williams, for Africa.

Jackson, Jackson, and Euretta, Skinnet, hence, at Quebec:
Blakeley, Harding, hence, at Mauritius.
Alciope, Bennett, hence, at Buenos byres.
Stirlingshire, Brown, hence, at Monte Video.
Margaret, Johns, from Singapore, at St. Helena, for Lohcloti.
Kingston, -; William Rathbone, Brown, and Nailer, Dawson;
hence, at Bonny.
Westmorland, Harrison, hence, at Bahia.
Glorat, Thorns, hence, at Ceara.
Betsey, Henlin, hence, at Pernambuco.
Robert Sargint, -, from isarbadoes to Bristol, was spoken in
long.. 37 30. _ _

Aid, -, from Zante, off Tuskar, 26th inst. for this port.
Laura, Crockly, hence, for Monte Video, has put hack.
Matilda, Wardle, from Mauritius, at this port; sailed 17th April.
and from St. Helena 30th May, the General Gascayne, -, has
been repaired at Mauritius, as reloading, and would sail about 23d of
April. 12th July, lat. 40 42 N, long. 52 42, spoke the Duchess of Ar•
-
gyle, of London. 15th July, lat. 42, long. .33 18, spoke the Chase,-
Ritchie, from Macao, to Falmouth. 18th July, lat. 43 31, long. 29 18.
spoke the Citizen, hence, to Philadelphia. Sir John Tobin, Griffith, s from Demerara, at this port; sailed 15th'
June. The Augusta, for Bristol, was to sail on the 16th, and the Jor-
dison, for London. on the 17th June. On the 16th inst. in lat. 45 15,-
long. 37, spoke the Adonis, hence, to Halifax. 26th instant, off Kin-.
sale, spoke the Columbus, hence, to New York.
Earl Grey, Hemmingway, from Africa, at this port; sailed front,
Bonny 17th May. The Meg Merrilies sailed three days previous for
this port. In lat. 32 N, long. 44 39 N, spoke the Brothers, Bell, from;
Bahia, which had spoken in lat. 30 47 N, the Maria, Mazatlan, for
Plymouth.
?risk, Whitemsy, from Buenos Ayres and Monte Video, at this
port; sailed from Monte Video Bth May, along with the Countess of
Airlie for Cork, Vixen for Falmouth, Sportsman and Tyro for Exeter.
The Lady Fitzherbert was discharging salt. Bth July, lat. 37 N, long.
36 50 N, spoke the Sheldrake, packet from Brazils to Falmouth.
On the 21st July, in lat. 46 23, long. 23, spoke the Giorgia, from Apa-
lachicola, for this port.
Cervantes, Hughes, from Bahia, at this port; sailed 12th June. The
Helen, for this port, and Gipsey, for the Channel, sailed sth June.
The Romulus, for- this port, and the Standard and the Elizabeth
Moore, for the Channel, sailed 10th June, the Britannia was to sail in
a few days.

The Brothers, Fulton, from Whitehavi en for Dublin, was towed into
Holyhead by the Sarah, of this port, dismasted. • • •
The Zoe, Holmes, from the Mauritius for this port, was spoken 27th
'Olt. in lat. 31 N, long. 42 W.
The Ajax, Heirn, from New York, at this port, sailed 30th ult. On
the 15th instant, in lat. 46 4, long. 42 24, spoke the Caledonia, hence
for New York, out 29 days. On the 22d, in lat. 49, long. 18 .32, spoke
the Hark Away, hence for Virginia, out •13 days.
ELSINEUR, July 19.—There has been a very severe gale from the
westward the last three days, and still continues. The Alexander,
Fyrst, of and from Liverpool for St Petersburgl4, arrived yesterday,
with loss of foretopmast, &c, & will come into the harbour to repair.
CUXIIAVEN, July 20.—Since the 16th instant, there has been very
hard gales at W. and W.N. W. The weather has been dreadful during
the week, but is now more settled.

JELEGRAPH OFFICE, JULY 28, 1836.

Wind at Holyhead, South-west—Blowing fresh,
Off Point Lvnas, inward-bound, at 5 30 p.m.—No. 338, 8.8. at 7
a.m, from Bahia—No. 447, Carraboo, 8.8. at 8 a.m. from Buenos
Ayres.

LIVERPOOL TIDE TABLE

Festivals, 4c.

R. M.
9 42
10 37
11 30

F. T.
14 10 St Anne
16 1 Moon Perigee lh morning
17 3 Length of day 15h 50m
18 4 Spanish Armada defeat. 1588
18 10 Ancient Dog Days begin
18 7 9th Sunday after Trinity.
17 11 , Lammas nay