The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1840-01-31 00:00:00

Obipping fittellignirt.

TUESDAY, JANUARY 28.—Wind S., blowing fresh

ARRIVED.—Tyrone, Clark, from Campeachy : sailed 26th Dec.—
Resolution, , from Paraiba ; sailed 19th Dec.—Michigan,
, from New Orleans—Piincess Victoria,
seilles—and Rob Roy, , from Alexandria, (Egypt,) lost the
greater part of her deck load .

Jamaica. White ;-• Barbadian, Hughes; Charlotte, White; Doro-
thea, James. hence, at Jamaica
Lion, , from London ; Helen Symers. --, hence ; and
Harlequin, , from the Clyde, at Aux Cayes
Assam, ; and Jane, Erskine, from Dunciee, at Port-an-Prince
Savanilla, Ridley, hence. at Santa Martha
. .

John Brooks, Nichol ; and Lapwing, • , hence, at La Guayra
Sisters, Short, sailed from St. Kitt's for Nassau 17th Dec.
Regalia, Cobb, hence, at Trinidad
Amelia, -, hence, at Grenada
' Isis, Scott, sailed from Ancona for this port lath Jan.
Storm King, --, from La Guayra for this port, at Swansea
Mary, Rosewall, sailed from Honduras for this port 14th Oct., and
has not since been heard of

Jane Ross, M'lntosh, hence for New Orleans, at St Thomas
Boyne, for Trieste, off Liverpool, putting back
Lavinia, from Cork for the Clyde, at Beautharis
Esther, from Cork, off ditto
Aurora, Warren, hence for New Orleans, at Kingstown
Hebe, Amos, hence for, London, at Pwilhely, losehoat, bulwarks,
sails, &c. . . . r _ .

Flying Fish, Edwards, for Constantinople, at Studwell Roads
Eleanor. M`Bride, from Smyrna for this port, at Studwell Roads.
'On the 12th Jan., in lat 37, long 9, spoke the Ellen Gernpn
Matilda, Hodgson, from Leghorn for this port, at Milford

Thirsk, - , hence for Messina, off Cape Spartel, 10th inst.
Swanton, —, from-Bristol, at Chesapeake Bay
Fanny, Sloan, hence for Charleston, has put back, after being out
21 days, having experienced very heavy weather, and not being able
to get much further than Tuskar. About ten days since saw the
Flora, hence for St John, N. 8., and the Bee, hence for Lima
The Corsair has beaten over the banks, and is on shore about a
mile from Formby boat-house. She dries at half ebb
BRISTOL, Jan, 25.—A Prussian barque, from the Mediterranean
for Liverpool, has been driven up this channel
HOLYHEAD, Jan. 27.—Last night till 5 a.m. wind N.W., at 6 a.m.
West, blowing hard and squally. Put in—Earl Roden, (steamer)
Begget, from Liverpool to Cork, for a supply of coal. At a p.m.
steamer, 482, off, outward-bound. Great part of the deal planks of
the cargo of the brig Solon are saved ; most of the balks are ex •
pected to be saved, though much damaged
MILFORD, Jan. 25.—The Indiana, from Calcutta to Liverpool, has
become a total wreck ; very little of the cargo will he saved. _ The
Regina, Paton, from Prince Edward's Island, and the Velox, from
Savanilla to Liverpool, got in contact during the gale last night ;
the former received considerable damage. A. great quantity of
wreck is washing on shore to the northward.
WHITSTABLE, Jan. 26.—The Elizabeth Moore, Moffatt;from Syd-
ney, N.S.W. to London, was run on the Maplin yesterday, with
loss of anchors and cables, but was assisted off in the afternoon,
and now on shore near Swalicliffe, without damage, and will he
hauled off when the gale moderates
PLY/61011TH, Jan. 24.—A• large vessel, bottom up, was passed off
the Lizard, by the Magnet (packet)
. _ . .

The Telegraph signals could not be passed beyond Voryd Station
for tog, at 9 15 a.m.

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29.—Wind W.N.W.
AaalvED.—Appleton, Evans, from Jamaica—and Terra Nova,
Barclay, from Naples.

Eliza Heywood. Heywood, from Demerara, at the Cape of Good
Hope

liercuiean, Giindale, from Aleppo at Colombo, and sailed 30th
Oct. for Tutocoren

Dorothy Gales, Brunton, sailed from Colombo for London 2nd
October
Apollo, Jackson, hence at Cayenne, previous to the sth Dec.
Atalanta, Clark, hence at Gibraltar
Elbe, Beasley, from Alexandria, and Georgic), Chirico, from
Messina, at Gibraltar, and sailed 12th instant for this port
Aurora, Vandin, hence at St. Michael's

Concordia, Strackholder, hence at Antwerp
New York, (packet ship) Barstow, which sailed 7th instant, hence
for New York, put into Cove, on Monday last, owing to stress
of weather, out 20 days—had not sustained any damage, and will
sail first fair wind
Libertas, -- from Genoa for this port, at Kingroad
Arno, Murray, erom Odessa, at Falmouth
Snowdrop, Trewavis, from Palermo, and Susan Jane, Storey,
from Marseilles for this port, at Milford
Alarm, Atkinson, from Leghorn for Cork, at ditto
I.evant Packet, Todd, sailed from Trieste for this port 13th inst.
Amelia, White, and Thalia, Rogers, sailed from Leghorn for this
port 11th instant
Queen, hence for Constantinople, off Malaga 10th instant
Heroine,
Sparrow, --, from Palermo for this port, off Cape de Gatt 3rd
instant

WARREN POINT, Jan. 27.—The Trevor, Lind, from Marseilles
for Belfast, was driven on shore on Saturday night, and is covered
at high water ; crew saved . . . .

MILFOED, Jan. 27.—A vessel is riding at anchor in St. Bride's
Bay, with loss of foremast
_

KINsALE, Jan. 25.—The Warrior, Jones, from Liverpodl for
Charleston, stranded at Cool-meine, has been condemned—very
little of the cargo will be saved