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

RPTifiaping Kitttltigente.

TUESDAY:, JAN', 91.—Wind N.N.W.

In reply to a letter addressed by Mr. Court to the Ballast Office,
Dublin, announcing that on Friday, the 19th instant, signals of dis-
tress were hoisted from the Tuskar Rock, a letter has been received
explaining that the signals were not so much of distress, as calling
for the attendant, Hooker, to bring the men to their families, who
had been sent to the light-keepers with necessaries. but as a gale
sprung up they were obliged to remain on the rock.

ARRIVED—Lady Rowley, Wright, from Seville—Little Catherine,
Williams, from Demerara

. Johnston, , • for Demerara, that put back yesterday, will
have to discharge to be examined. having struek on the North Bank,
going out
Rebel, Long, hence at Gibraltar
Trinacria, Lagana, from Messina at ditto, and sailed 4th Jan. for
this port
Ilebden, Fowler, from Malta at ditto, and sailed sth Jan. for this
port
Origna, Napoli, from Messing at ditto; and sailed - sth Jag,-for
this port
Daniel Grant, Mintz, hence to Limg, was spoken 14th Dec, in lat•
4g, long. 15
Golden Fleece, , hence to Bahia was spoken 18th instant,
45 miles S.E: of the Old Head-of Kinsale
Formosa, Adam, from Batavia at Cape Good Hope
Masdue, Dare, hence at Leghorn
Red Rover, , from Newfoundland, is on shore off Waterloo
Henry and Elizabeth Shand,l3lakeney, from Ramsgate for this
port, sunk in the harbour, having,struck on the West Pier
Kate and Jane; Stockdale, hence for Ipswich, at Pwllhely, with
boat stove and sail split •
Queen Adelaide, Francis. from Lisbon for this port, at Bristol
Actaeon, Fielding, from Valparaiso at Mazatlan, and was loading
for this port 30th Oct.
Diligent, Vinton,- hence for Trieste
DUNDRUM, Jan. 19.—The Kincardineshire, Gavin, from Liver-
pool to Aberdeen, is on shore near the entrance of this harbour.
Crew, part of the cargo and materials saved
So UTH PORT, JAN. 20.—The barque on shore at the mouth of the
Ribble, is the Margaret Miller, from Halifax to Liverpool. Crew
saved. . _ _

KILRUSH, JAN. 16.—The Chilton, from St. John's, N. IL, to Liver-
pool, was fallen in with 30th Dec. to the eastward of the banks.
waterlogged, (the hull having been under water for 15 days) by the
City of York, which latter was fallen in with on the 13th inst, and
part of the crew of the former taken out by the St. Lawrence, ar-
rived at this port.
HONDURAS, Nov. 26.—The Wansbeck, Johnston, was wrecked
on the southern coast, between the rivers Ulloa and Cherubico, 7th
inst. during a heavy northerly gale.
HAMBRO, JAN. 14.—The Nelly, Clay, bound to Liverpool, which
had hauled on shore at Tweelentiuth has discharged, having been
cut throngh by the ice.

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22.—Wind W.N.W. very fresh.
ARRlVED.—Tamerlane, Theobald, from Savannah, sailed 25th
Dee.—and Haidee, Marshall, from St. John, N.B.

Crane (packet) from Falmouth, at Barbadoes 15th Dec.
Tiber, Lamb, from Rio de Janeiro, at Trieste
Eduard, Papellon, hence at Havre
Louise, Rooms. hence at Antwerp
Ludd, Zoelloff, hence at the Scheldt

Concordia, Strackholder, hence at ditto
Formosa, Adams, from Batavia, at Falmouth.
Elizabeth Walker, Crawford, from Sincapore, at Deal
Henry Hoyle, Chapman, arrived here on Sunday in six days from
Oporto

Isabel, Greaves, from Valparaiso, at this port: sailed 2nd Oct.
and from Bahia 26th Nov. The Richard sailed from Bahia for this
port 25th Nov.
Superior, Taylor, sailed from Demerara for New Orleans 12th
Dec.

Gem, M'Kenzie, 'sailed from Palermo 9th Dec. and Sharon, FoY,
13th, both for this port
Salem:Milford, from St. John, N.B. for this port, at Westport

Julius Caesar, for Bombay, with loss of fore yard; Mary Hartley,
for Calcutta, and Newburn, for Leghorn, have put back
• Amazon, Lovatt, from St. Andrew, N.B. and Boston, at this port.
Shortly after leav;ng St. Andrew's, sprung a leak, and put into
Doston, where she was repaired ; a few days after sailing from Bos-
ton, encountered a severe gale, which damaged her rudder, and
compelled her to throw part of the cargo overboard
Part of the wreck of the Alarm, of Woodbridge, has been washed
on shore near Leasowe Castle, and the stern into the Canning Dock
Gut
Mary Ann, Redfern, from Dundalk, is on shore in Bootle Bay
Elizabeth, Highat, from Madras for this port, was totally lost off
Algoa Bay, previous to the 23rd Nov. ; crew saved
Wanderer, , from Limerick, at this port. On the 20th inst.
off the Calf of Man, saw the topmasts and topgallant mast of a
vessel, schooner rigged, with the sails flying loose, apparently
attached to the hull. Mon.—The above will probably be the wreck
of the Wm. Huskisson

Turk, , hence for Messina, was spoken in lat. 38 0, long.
100

Mary Sharp, -----, from Calcutta for this port, was spoken 6th
ultimo

Lady East. Robinson, from London for Bombay, was spoken 29th
Septemberi in lat. 40 0 N, long. 12 0 W

WicKLow, Jan. 18.—The Kilvington, Melhuish, from Liverpool
for Waterford, is wrecked on Arklow Bank; crew saved

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

ARRlVED.—Trinidad, Crane, from Honduras—Platm a, Duncan,
from New Orleans—Belvidere, 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 Ehlena. for Liverpool
Mary Ann, ------, from Dundalk, at this port, after being on
shore in Bootle Bay

The Isabel, Grea;res, 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 S, long. 16 E
Splendid, -, hence for Gibraltar, was spoken 11th instant,
in Ist. 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 39th Oct. for New
South Wales
Union, Jones, hence at Demerara
Fairy Queen, -, hence for Constantinople, was spoken 19th
Jan. in lat. 50, -long. 7
Romulus, Auld, hence for Savannah, at the Clyde
Falcon, --, hence for Barhadoes, at Whitehaven
Thames, Wright, hence for Newcastle, at Milford, lost foreyard,
sails, &e.
Wreath, Foster, hence for Newcastle, at Milford, lost jibboom,

Margaretha, Koster, from Amsterdam for Liverpool, at Deal, lost
anchor and cable

Wm. Wright, Flag.;, for Ilambro',- has put back•
RAMSGATE, Jau. 21.—The Henry K Elizabeth, Shoal, from
Illakeley for Liverpool, which sunk after striking the west pier igth
instant, has been hauled into the inner harbour to-day
STRANRAKit, Jan. 20.—A brig was lost yesteiday, off Port-
patrick ; ' crew drowned

ITLVEIZSTONE, A boat with the bow torn out, marked outside,
Jolui 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 Walney Island
' WE:croan,'Jan. 21,-2-The Eliza R 'Abbey; from WilmingtOn for
Liverpool, was driven on shore on Ballytcague Barrow last night ;
crew saved , •

. MARYPORT, Jan. 21.—T0-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
110 LYILZAD. Jan. 22.—Put in, Amizade, Roche, from Liverpool
for Lisbon, having been wind bound at passage, Waterford, where
she left last Friday
FLEurwooo, Jan. 20.—A piece of timber, and a board with
" Roscius" ou it, have been driven on shore about three miles froui
this port

TELEGRAPH OFFICE,, JANUARY 23, 1840.
The signals cannot pass beyond Pullin Island, for fog.
N.W. Light ship-L-2 hours before high water, wind W. blowing
very fresh—a heavy sea—all's well. - • .