The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-08-16 00:00:00

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FRIDAY, AUG. 12.—Noon, Wind variable—Light.
ARRIVED—The Hamilton, Bailey, from Mobile, sailed 26th June—
John, from Quebec—Enlgheden, Dahl, from Stockholm.

The Lady Cornwall, Kerr, hence, at Valparaiso, and not at Lima, as
remitted 18th ult.
Reliance, Walters, hence, at Gibraltar.
Cintra, O'Brien, hence, at Liehau.
Camoens, Barnes, hence, at Oporto.
Calatea, Tayt, from Ceylon, off the Wight, sailed 19th March.
The Queen Adelaide, from Tralee, at Galway, in distress, and sailed
for this port.
Lord Glenelg, Inch, from Riga, at Dundee, after being aground on
the Elbow Sanp.
Tne Hamilton, Bailey. arrived at this port from Mobile, sailed 26th
June. On Ist August, in lat. 49 18, long. 20 32. fipoke the Columbus,
hence for New York. On the 6th spoke the Johu Jay, hence for New
York. On the 10th, off Holyhead, spoke the Rob Roy, from Mobile,
for this port.

SATURDAY, Au°. 13.—Noon, Wind S.E.—Light.
Annivc:n—The Abbotsford, Mitchell, from New Orleans—Eagle•
Hamilton, from Barbary—Spartan, Ellis, from Smyrna and Milford
ALso Amman—The Maria, —, and Brompton, Mollinger, fm
Newport—Prince Leopold, —, from Cardiff—Rapid, (steamer) fin
Wexford—Solway, (steamer) from Waterford—lsabella Napier,
(steamer) from Londonderry—Leeds; William Iluskissou ; and City
of Dublin, (steamers) from Dublin.

The Oberon, Grindall, hence for Arica, was spoken the 17th July,
in lat. 40 N, long. 11 W.
Niagara, Rigby, hence for Bahia, was spoken the Ist August, in
lat. 46, long. 14.
Rajah, M'Kay, hence for Quebec, was spoken 24th July, in lat. 46,
long. 27.
Louisa, Gibbs, hence, at Marseilles.
William Harris, Luby, hence, at Naples.
Elizabeth Moore, Moore, from Bahia,at Brighton.
Vixen, Wakeham, from Monte Video, at Cove.
Elizabeth Bentley, Robertson, hence for Philadelphia, was sooken
Florence, Cundy ; andflienrietta, Freeman, hence, in the Marmora
Catherine, Sutherland, from Odessa, at Constantinople, and sailed
16th nit. for Falmouth.
Greyhound, Rivett, hence, at Constantinople.
Tally Ho, King, bailee and Syra, at do.
Flora, Armstrong, hence, at Venice.
Earl, Kenn, from St Domingo, at Elsinore for Copenhagen.
Ltetitia, Potts, hence, at Almeria.
Hunse, Ketelaar, hence, at Vile.

OSTEND, August 9.—The Rateau, Vanderheyde, from Liverpool,
came on shore to the westward of this Harbour, on the night of the
6th of August—cargo part landed and part thrown overboard. If the
weather continue moderate it is expected she will be got off.
SMYRNA, July 15th.—The Herald, Phelps, was on shore this morn-
ing near St Jame's Castle, but is now afloat.

SUNDAY, Aua. 14.—Noon, Wind S.E.—Light breeze
ARRIVED—The Torvo, Lucke, from Braehstadt—Louisa, fm
Antwerp. •
Off Puffin Island, inward-bound, at II van.— No. 866, Mars, from
Cuxhaven—No. 1344, Smyrna, from the Mediterranean—No. 22, Eli-
zabeth, B S, not quite sure of the lower flag.
A boat belonging to the John Rigby, (steamer) has been picked up
near Hilbre Island,' at 1 p.m.

MONDAY, AUG. 15.—Noon, Wind North.—Light breeze.

AAIUN' vr.--The Eugene, Terran, from Ostend—Rosina, Schade, fm
Altona—Earl Dalhousie, Cowell, from Quebec— Smyrna, Cornish,
from Leghorn—Mars, Roper, from Hambro'—Donna Maria, Steele,
from Oporto—Hausa, —, from llambro'—Richard Watson, Hos-
kin, from Hambro'—Kingston. Law, from Savannah—St Ann's, Cur-
ran, from Quebec—Robert, Gibson, from Quebec, sailed 7th July.—
On 2dt inst. about 200 miles to the northward of Cape Clear, passed
the Town of Whitehaven. On the 3d, off the Smalls, bearing E.N.E.
72 miles, spoke the Gregson, from the Clyde, for Calcutta.

The Fanny Connell, Joy, hence, at Genoa.
llebe, Hutton, from St'Petersburg, at Portland Frith, for this port.
Jessie, —, from Quebec, off Lundy Island, for this port,
Vihibia, Pentreath, hence, at Syra.
Francis, Davies ; Union, Breur, hence, at Limerick.
BREST, Aug. S.—The Sir Watkin, Armon, from Sierra Leone, for
Liverpool, was fallen in with off the Bar of Senegal, in a sinking state
by the Dordogne, French frigate arrived here, which took out the
crew and landed them at St Lewis.