The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1840-01-24 00:00:00

THURSDAY, JANUARY 23.—Wind W.S.W. very fresh.

ARRIVE n.—Trinidad, Crane, from Honduras—Platina, Duncan,
from New Orleansßelvidere, M'Kown, from Charleston—Bril-
liant, Crocker, from Terceira—Argyle, Hogarth, from Dundalk—
and Melampus, Monteith, from Leith.
Louisa, Watson, from New Orleans, at this port; sailed from
the Bar 22nd ult. The Isaac Allerton, was on the Bar. Yesterday
saw a square rigged vessel to the northward of Tuskar, with main-
mast gone, and a sloop near her
Hebden, Fowler, from Malta, at this port. On 4th instant, off
Europa Point, saw the Eblena, for Liverpool.

Mary Ann, -, from Dundalk, at this port, after being on
shore in Bootle Bay

The Isabel, Greaves, which arrived here yesterday, has brought
300,000 dollars on freight
Hope, Turner, hence for Swansea, at Milford, with loss of main-
boom, and a boy overboard. The captain wishes this reported as
the boy was shipped in Liverpool, and his friends are not known to
any one on board

Mauritian, , from Mauritius, at Deal
Delhi, --, hence for New South Wales, was spoken 26th Oct
in lat. 34.8, long. 16_E _

Splendid, -, hence for Gibraltar, was spoken 11th instant,
in lat. 31, long. 13, with bulwarks stove

Undino, from Virginia for Liverpool, was spoken sth inst.
in lat. 45, long. 30
Arkwright, -, hence at Bahia, and sailed 3gth Oct. for New
South Wales

Union, Jones, hence at Demerara
Fairy Queen, -, hence for Constantinople, was spoken 19th
Jan. in lat. 30, long. 7
Romulus, Auld, hence for Savannah, at the Clyde
Falcon,
Thames, Wright, hence for Newcastle, at Milford, lost foreyard,
sails, &c. i
Wreath, Foster, hence for Newcastle, at Milford, lost jibboom,
&c.
Margaretha, Koster, frOrn Amsterdam for Liverpool, at Deal, lost
anchor and t:able.

Wm. Wright, Flagg, for Hambro', has put back
RAMSGATE, Jan. 2l.—The Henry & Elizabeth, Shoal, from
Blakeley for Liverpool, which sunk after striking the west pier 19th
instant, has been hauled into the inner harbour to-day
STaa N ER, Jan. 20.—A brig, was lost yesterday, off Port-
patrick ;,crew drowned
LltvEasros:E, A boat with the bow torn out, marked outside,
"John Largie, Liverpool"; another boat without any mark ; a bale
of cotton with No. 23 on it, and a water cask, have been washed
on shore on Watley Island
WExFoan, Jan. 21,—The Eliza & Abbey, from Wilmington for
Liverpool, was driven on shore on Ballyteague Barrow last night ;
crew saved

MAILYPORT, Jan. 21.---To.day it has blown a complete hurricane
from W.S.W. The ship Harriet, Shoal, from Savannah for Liver.
pool, came on shore on the north side of the harbour: she is likely
to become a total wreck, having stove in her bow in such a manner
as to barely keep the cotton from floating out; she will commence
discharging to. morrow, under the inspection of the Custom. The
cargo is not supposed to receive further damage
HoLyuEAL, Jan. 22.-Put in, Amizade, Roche, from Liverpool
for Lisbon, having been wind bound at passage, Waterford, where
she left last Friday
FLEETwooD, Jan. 20.-A piece of timber, and a board with
" Roscius" on it, have been driven on shore about three miles from,
this port

TELEGRAPH OFFICE, JANUARY 23, 1840.
The signals cannot pass beyond Puffin Island, for fog.
N.W. Light ship—a hours before high water, wind W. blowing
very fresh—a heavy sea—all's well.