The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1840-09-29 00:00:00

SUNDAY, SE PTIIMBE W.—Wind W. light

1, ARRlVED.—Rochdale, Shephe xi, from St. Vincent—Robert Puts-
ford, Prince, from New Orlean —Russia, Elliott; Robert Isaac,
Ainsworth, and Levant, M'Doweli , from Mobile—Albion, Bartlett,
from New York—Belmont, Armstrong, from St. John, N.B.—
Susan, Brown, from Picton— Hope, Orton, from Richibucto—Ann,
Seagar, from Gergenti—Wm. Fawcett, steamer) from Havre—John
Marshall, Pallythress, from Virginia—John Lilly, Turner, from
Africa—Wm. Perrie, from Quebec—Catherine, Owens, and Friends,
Killman, from Jersey—Weatherall, , from Gibraltar—Light-
ning, , from the Ai editerraneanNeptunus, Paeplow, from
Memel—and Harmony, , from Dordt.

Cynosure, Murray, from Hamburg, at this port; in docking ran
her anchor through the bow of a flat
Abbotsford, Broadfoot, from Bombay, at this port ; sailed 22nd
May, and from St. Helena sth August. On 14th July, in lat. 36 5,
long. 21 E, spoke the Kingston, hence for Bombay
New England, for Boston, has put back, leaky
Capricorn, for Santa Martha, has put back
Chirk Castle, for St. John, N.B. has put back
Gondolier, Oliver, from Bombay, at St. Helena, and sailed 4th
August for Liverpool
Providentia, Ahrens, hence at Warnemunde
Diligence, Botcher, hence at Dauzic
Reis Effendi, Cross, from Monte Video for London, at the Cove;
sailed 21st July

Caledonia, (steamer) from Liverpool to Halifax, was spoken 22nd
Sept. in lat. 50, long. 16 30
Hope, Shepherd, hence for Narva, at Belfast, leaky
Urania, -, hence for Bombay, was spoken 23rd Sept. off the
Calf of Man.
Thomas, Perry, and Freeland, Sullivan, hence at Jamaica
Persia, -, sailed from Jamaica for Liverpool Ist Aug., and
Dorothea, Bth August, for Cuba
Melano, -, hence at Trieste
Blomiden, Walters, hence at Naples
Venture, Patrick, hence at St. Petersburg
Silvester, Schiel, hence at Riga
Victoria, Kaslebein ; Staffette, Steiff, and Pheenix, Witt, hence at
Pillau
Neptune, -, hence at Newfoundland
Cornwall, Butcher, from Bahia, at Hambro'
Helen Taylor, Turner, for Liverpool, off Falmouth. On 22nd
Sept, in lat. 47, long. 10, spoke the Governor, hence for Jamaica
Louisa, hence off Cape Finnisterre, with loss of topmast
The Hotspur, from Odessa for Falmouth, was spoken 10th Sept.
off Cape St. Vincent, 65 days out; and the Tartar, from Glasgow
for Valparaiso, was spoken 21st Sepi. in lat. 47 12 N, long. 8 30 W,
by the Eliza Sanders

MILFORD, Sept. 35.—The Phantom, from Odessa, that put hi here
yesterday, experienced a heavy gale, 16th Sept. In lat. 46, long. 10
30 ; split sails, shifted cargo, and was compelled to throw overboard
about 140 quarters of grain
Sum), Sept. 23.—The Ann Semple, Bonny, loaded for l iver-
pool, drove from her moorings this morning during a heavy gale,
and went on shore, but is expected off next tide without damage,
if the weather moderates

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 28.-

-Wind W.S.W

ARRIVED.—Europe, Brodie, from the Mauritius; sailed 16th
June, and from the Cape of Good Hope 21st July—Royal Mint,
Seawright, from Jamaica—Myrtle, Miller, from Lisbon—Betsey
Hall, Farrant, from Smyrna—Eclipse, —, from Ostend—John
Baring. Magna, from Mobilo ; sailed Bth Aug.—Dryad, Nowlan,
from the Sea of Azof —Emma, Main, and British Queen, from
Alexandria—Liebe, Le Boutilier, from Trieste—and Helen, Taylor,
from Fiume.

Nl.T.eau, from Valparaiso, at this port; sailed 24th
June. The Crusader sailed for Conception 3 days previous. The
Belhaven from Copiapo was going into Valparaiso 24th June. The
French Frigate Oriental, (surveying ship) was wrecked on the
evening of 23rd June, on Valparaiso Point; crew saved
The Levant that arrived here yesterday from Mobile, was in
the midst of very vivid lightning for four days in the Gulf Stream.
On 21st Aug. spoke the Statira, from Mobile to New York, which
had spoken a vessel understood to be the Magnolia, (ruin New Or-
leans to Liverpool on the 17th, going into Havana, having been
struck by lightning the evening previous and set on fire. Mem.
No such vessel as the Magnolia has recently sailed from New Or-
leans to Europe
The Rochdale, from St. Vincent, has not arrived here as reported
yesterday.
Nautilus, —, hence at Rio Grande
Briton, --, from Lisbon, at ditto
Spinster, Colquhoun, hence at Trinidad
Adriana, , hence at Monte Video
Renovatio, , hence at Gibraltar
Livraincnti, St. Anna, sailed from Lisbon Ilth Sept. and Empe-
rezo, Pestema, igth, both for Liverpool
Adelaide, Granby, and Novo Felix, Trididade, hence at Oporto
Lady Worsley, Finch, hence at Richibucto
Neptune, sailed (corn Arica for Islay 25th May
FAYAL, Sept. 3.—The St. John, Hitchcock, from Liverpool to
New York, put in here leaky, &c. and has been condemned.
WESTPORT, Sept. 25.—The Bridget Archibald, from Rio Grande
to Cork, out 84 days, has put in here short of provisions of every
kind, bowsprit and foretopmast sprung, foretopsail carried away,
rudder damaged, and running rigging all bad. The crew have
been subsisting on hides, which formed the greater part of the
cargo, for the last 16 days.