The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1840-01-14 00:00:00

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FRIDAY, JAWCARY 10.—Wind S.S.W.
Aantveo.—Vrow Hennctte, Klie, from Rotterdam—Reindeer,
Kemp, from Monte Video—Clipper, Douglas, from St. Übes.
ALSO ARRIVED.—George, Ross, and Endeavour, Roberts, from
Dundalk—and Liverpool, Johnstone, from London.
SAILED.—Aurora, Warren, for New Orleans—Win. Turner,
Roals, for Bombay—Diligent, Davaine, for La Rochelle—Novo
Amizade, Mills, for Lisbon—Perseverance, Monnot, for Ostend—
Anna Agatha, Berghuis, .for Rotterdam—Huddersfield, Clegg, for
Africa—Mary Hartley, Webb, for Calcutta—Paragon, Coleman, for
Jamaica—Bee, Cornish, for Lima—Providence, Gare, for St. Mi-
chael—Violet, Murray, for St. Thomas, &c.—Elizabeth, Wendh,
for Triester—Zeemeeuw, Noordhook, for Rotterdam—Hying Fish,
Edwards, for Syra, &c.—C.R.C. Briard, for Gibraltar.

Cordella, Crighton, hence at China
H.M.S. Volage, (25) from Sincapore, at China
Richard, Simpson, hence at Calcutta 14th Oct.
Patriot King, Clarke, sailed from Calcutta for Liverpool Ist Nov.
Diadem.- Taylor, sailed from Saugor 18th Oct. ; Indian, Frost,
24th Oct. both for Liverpool, and Chris. Rawson, for Mauritius Gth
Nov. ' •
• Urania, , Noakes, hence at Bombay 2nd Nov..and sailed for the
Persian Gulf
Princess Charlotte, Kean, hence at Bombay 15th Nov. and Sir C.
Campbell, Pentecost, 16th
Kingston, M'Lcan, from Muscat, at Bombay
Alan Ker, M'Kechnie, and Hero, —,, sailed from Pomba). for
Liverpool sth Nov.
Ripley, Stewart, hence at Madras 25th Oct. and sailed Bth Nov.
for Calcutta
William Jardine, Crosbie, and Duke of Lancaster, Hargreaves,
both from London, off the Sand Heath 14th Nov.
Mary, Jackson, hence at Antwerp
Juno, Spohn, from Danzic for Liverpool, off Danzic
Berenice, (steamer,) from Suez at Bombay, 30th October, with the
London mail of 14th September
Zenobia, (steamer,) from Suez at Bombay, 23d November, with
the London mail-of-12th October
Jason, Reynolds, from Cadiz for this port, at Kinsale
HOLYHEAD, Jan. p. Fine weather.—Sailed, Ellen, Connor, for
Wicklow. Signal station—Nothing to report. Four p.m.—Cahn,
dark, cloudy weather

SATURDAY, JANUARY 11.—Wind S. moderate.
ARRlVED.—lndepexidence, Woreman, sailed 10th Dec. and Ox.
ford, Rathbone, sailed •20th Dec. from New York—Alice, Anwyl,
from the Mauritius:—St. Lucia, , from Africa—Trenton,
, from Savannah Hannibal. , from Charleston—Cur.
sair, —, from St. John, N.B.—Lord Althorp, —. from
Hamburg—Madonna, from -St. Andrew, N.B.—Harriet,
. from Malta—Albert, —, from Marans—Tyro, Fray,
from Bordeaux—George IV, Euston, from Charente—Ludwig,
Andreis, from Rostock—Augusta„. from Ostend—Duke 01
Cambridge. (steamer) from Havre—Emma. Boyer, from Rostock—
and Elizabeth, Brown, from Amsterdam.
SAlLED.—Resolution, Forrest, for Maranham—Dominica,
Har-
rison, for Barbadoes—Boyne, Forster, for Trieste—and Siren, Bur-
gess, for Leghorn.

Liverpool, (steamer) from New 'York, at Liverpool ; sailed 15th
Dec. On 20th Dec. put into Fayal„ for coals, and sailed from thence
3rd January. Left at Fayal the Washington, from Liverpool for
Savannah, refitting; Bacchus, of Philadelphia, clismasted ; Pomo-
na, of New York, and brig Caroline, leaky; Le Petit Joanna, from
New York, also leaky, and the Maryland, front Virginia, for Lon-
don, with loss of boats, bulwarks, spars, &c. and 500 barrels of
flour thrown overboard. On 27th Dec. in lat. 44, long. 37, spoke
the Lord John Russell, with loss of boats, bulwarks, stauncheons,
&c. • on 28th Dec. in lat. 43, long. 35, spoke the Caroline, from
Dalhousie for Berwick, leaky, and Toronto, front New York, for
London. On Bth Jan. in lat. 45 40, long. 16, spoke the Fanny,
from New Orleans for Liverpool
North Briton,
Nov. spoke the Elbe, from Alexandria. On sth Dec. in lat. 38, long.
SE, spoke the Idris, front Alexandria. On 6th Dec, off Algiers,
spoke the Europe, from Liverpool for Smyrna. On 29th Dee. oft'
Gibraltar. spoke the Ifannah, from Smyrna
Enchantress, Hewson, from Monte Video, at this port. Lost
boats, bulwarks, stauncheons, jibbooms, and one man overboard.
In lat. 44; long. 24, spoke the Charlotte, from Africa for Liverpool
Venilia, , for Malta, has put back, leaky, having been in
contact with the Doris, from London
_ .

Nimrod, Manning, and Grace,' Reid, hence at Charleston

Caledonia Brandji, Sherry, hence at Virginia
Guayama, -, hence at Wilmington

Caspian, Patten, and Monongahela, Johnson, hence at Philadel-
phia
James Holmes, Johns, hence at Sincapore 2gth Aug.
Cambyses, Hutchinson. hence at ditto 30th
Kilen, Yapp, hence at ditto 3rd Sept.
Elizabeth Walker, Crawford, from Batavia, at ditto
H.M.S. Hyacinth, (18) sailed from Sincapore for China, 24th
Sept.
John Bull, —, from London for New South Wales, was
spoken 6th Nov. in lat. 43 N, long, 22 W
Columbus. Cropper, hence at New York Bth Dec. ; Sheridan, De
Peyster, and Roscoe, Glover, 10th, and South America, 2oth
Delaware, Patten; Geneva,, Hall, and Stephen Phillips,
hence at Boston .

British Queen, Dudne, hence at Eastport
Cincinnati, , from Virginia, at the Cove. On 19th Dec. in
lat. 46, long. 33, spoke the Chilton, from St. John, N.B. for Liver.
pool ; on 7th Jan. off Cape Clear, spoke the Constitution
Pet. Hicks, from Smyrna, at the Cove
Zoe, Holme, from the Mauritius, oft the Cove, and proceeded for
Liverpool ; on 30th Dec. Dec. in lat. 46, long. 21, spoke the Vic-
toria, from Liverpool for Charleston
Comwidore, Campbell, from Smyrna, off the Cove
Arzthusa, Cunard, hence for New York, was driven on shore on
Le(ng Island, 9th Dec. ; one of the crew drowned; the remainder
of the crew and all the passengers, with part of the cargo, saved
A large bright waisted ship was seen 19th Nov. on Sambrero Key,
stripped to the lower masts, and a large ship on the Western Reef
with two wreckers alongside
A large bright sided brig was seen on shore on Orange Keys,
V.3rd Nov.
Jessie Logan, -, and Otterspool, , hence at. Kedgeree
Lyons, Agree, hence at New Orleans .
Phoebe, Brown, hence at Mubile
Charles Humberston, -, hence at Savannah
, • , ..

Storm King, 'from Si. Thomas at Laguna, and would sai
for Liverpool about 13th Nov.
•

Eupheinia, Duff, from Vera Cruz, at Laguna, and would sail for
Liverpool about 3rd Dec.
_. • __. •.. - •

WATERFORD, Jan. 7.—Caroline, Minhesmet, from Liverpool, in
running in, sth instant, struck on the Spit of Drumrod Bank, but
was got off on the flood, without apparent damage

SUNDAY, JANUARY 12.—Wind S.S.E. moderate.

Anatvxn.—Amelia, , from Memel—Frankfort, —;
John Holland, —; Rajah, —; Nanganset, —; Dale,
—, and Constitution, Peabody, from N. Orleans—Zoe, —,
from Mauritius--:Eutau & Nicholas, Biddle, from Charleston—Be-
verley, , from St. John, N;B.—Higginson, —, from Bar-
badoes—Elitabeth, —, from Yarmouth—Pocahontas, --;
Powliattan ; and Walter, , from Philadelphia—Jamaica,
—, trom Jamiaca—Sir John Beresford, —, from Bahia—
Glasgow, —, from Baltimore—jasbn, —, from Cadiz—
Caledonia, —, from Charente—Mary Campbell, , from
--Idris. —, from Alexandria—lsabella, —, from Pernam-
buco—Rapid, —, from Maranham—and St. Petersburg, .
from

Hero of Malown, Grundy, from Calcutta for Mauritius, at Ceylon

Ellen, Yapp, sailed from Sincapore for Siam lath Sept.
Wanderer, Smith, hence for Calcutta, was spoken 9th Nov. in
lat, 9 N, long. 88 E
Andromeda, Coltish, hence for New South Wales, was spoken
19th Aug. in lat. 15 N, long. 22 W
Mary, . from Liverpool for Rio Janeiro, was spoken 30th
Dec. in lat. 48 N, long. 12
Bridget Archibald, —, hence for Rio Grande, was spoken
34th Dec. in lat. 48, long. 13
Nelly, Clay, which sailed from Hamburg for Liverpool, 4th Jan.
was at anchor in the Elbe, near Stade, 7th Jan. and the Pomona,
Penny, for Liverpool, proceeded to Cuxhaven
Ferris, Palfrey, from Rio Janeiro, at Cuxhaven
Huntress, Duncan, hence at Memel
Zettand, Edmonds, front Cadiz- for Leith, at Falmouth, with sails
split
Elizabeth, •, hence for Trieste, was run into 10th January,
off the Skerries, and abandoned. Crew saved
CovE, Jan. 10.—New Jersey, Dixon, from Savannah for Liver-
pool, at the Cove, lost bowsprit and rudder in a gale of wind, 20th
Dec. The American ship Cincinnati, arrived yesterday, has received
orders, and will sail for Liverpool, to-morrow

MONDAY, JANUARY
13

ARRlVED.—Enterprise, Vaughan, and Earl of Durham, --,
, from St. John, N.B.—Harriet, Guthrie, from Gergenti and
Malta—Le Goede Isowe, Musker, from Amsterdam—and Le Adol-
phin, Cannean, from Marans.
OFF THE PORT.—London, Patten, from New Orleans.

ALSO ARRIVED. —Ann, Hall; Star, Doyle; AtlaS, Shell, and Vul.
can, Cornish, from Wexford—Harriet, —, and Hero, Laing,
from Cork—Robert, Pringle, from Waterford—Active, M'Guffey,
from Tralee—Endeavour, James. from Dundalk—Marion, Barker,
from London—Louisa, Chalker, from Poole—Amelia, Jay, from
Cowes—Unity, Thomas, and Camilla, Hair, from St. Ives.
SAlLEl,—Albion, Dooley, for Trinidad—Brisk, Hallen, for St.
Michael—Concordia, Zweie, for Rotterdam—and Oberlin, Knapp,
for New York.

Wilsons, , from Demerara, at Liverpool ; sailed 2gth Nov,
the Duchess of Portland, sailed 23rd Nov. and the Margaret, 25t
both for Liverpool
Royal George, Cook, from Glasgow, at this port, with damage,
having experienced most tempestuous weather
Europe, -, for Liverpool, was on the bar of the Mississippi.
17th Dec.
Pandora, , from St. Jago de Cuba for Havana, was
spoken 6th Jan. in long. 40, 1at..45
Montezuma, , hence for Philadelphia, was spoken Bth
Jan. in lat. 49, long. 15 30
Sophia, Lingard, and Thomas Battersby,
Bahia 18th Nov.
Allerton, Chatterton, hence at Bahia, bound to Calcutta, w
loss of mizen mast
Glengarie, WDonald ; Amelia, Judgues ; Celt, Greig, and Che.
shire, hence at Barbadoes
Linnet (packet) and Magnet (packet) from Falmouth, at Bar.
badoes sth Dec.
Elizabeth Wood, Crosbie, was to sail from Antigua for the Clyde
about 30th Nov.; and the Francis, Dixon, for London, about 3rd
Dec.
Sylvanus Jenkins, hence at St. Thomas, bound to New York,
short of provisions
Hermitage, French, hence at Havana ,
Clyde, Reid, from London, at St. John, N.B.
British Queen, Dudne, hence at St. John, N.B.
Lord Gleneig, from Honduras, at Kilross .
Standard, Thompson, hence at Demerara
Columbia, for Mobile, is aground off the King's Dock pier; cargo
discharging. It is not expected that the vessel will take any in-
jury

-, hence at