The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1840-01-28 00:00:00

SATURDAY, JANUARY 25.—Wind W.N.W. a gale.

An RlVED.—Denmark, , from New Orleans—Duncan,
Robertson, from St. John, N. 8.; sailed 31st Dec.—Scottish Lass,
, from Newfoundland—Mary Ann & Arabella, Tatchell, from
Seville.

Governor Troup. Butman, from Savannah, at this port ; sailed
28th Dec. and from Tybee 2nd Jan. Experienced very heavy
weather nearly the whole of the passage
Thomas Bennett, Hague, from Charleston, at this port, leaky,
having been aground on Burbo Bank
Mary Sharp, Gray, from Calcutta, at this port ; sailed from the
Sand Heads 21st Sept. and from Ascension 12th Dec.
May, Brown, for Africa, has put back
Euro, Jancovich, for Rio Janeiro, has put haek-
Freeland, hence at Rio Janeiro
Matthew Plummer, Thursby, hence at Rio Janeiro
Louisa Munro, Silk, sailed from Janeiro for Calcutta 21st Nov.
Guiana, Nicholls, and Liverpool, Rowe, hence at Bahia
Savanilla, Ridley, hence off Santa Martha
Helen, Smith, hence at New Orleans
Robert Bruce, hence at St. John, N.B.
Friede, Bendfelt, hence for Lubeck, at Tananger
Fred. Wilhelm 3rd, Behrend, hence at Copenhagen Roads
Ann & Jane, Stubbs. from London for Liverpool. at Cowes;
cargo shiftee
Jane, Lawson, from Pictou, at Campbeltown •
Sharon, Fox, from Palermo for Liverpool, at Dartmouth
Arethusa, Thomas, hence for Bristol, at Ramsey, Isle of Man,
with loss of an anchor, and the mate (James Ashton) overboard
Unicorn, Gill, hence for Donegal, at Castletown, Isle of Man,
with tbremast cut away . .

Heber, Thomas, sailed from Sydney, N.S.W. for Batavia 7th Sept
Queen, , hence for Bombay, at Rio Janeiro
Sidney, Ellis, hence for Batavia, &c. at Whitehaven
A large timber laden Barque was seen on shore on Rathin Island
22nd Jan. with loss of fore and mainmasts

United Kingdom, Paterson, from Liverpool for Charleston, put
into Gourock Bay, 23rd Jan. With loss of spars, sails, &c. and some
of the crew disabled •

Falcon, Small, from Port-au-Prince for London, at King Road,
with decks swept, loss of sails, and two of the crew washed over-
hoard, having been struck by a sea in long. 18
Orion, Tregarthen, from Newfoundland for Liverpool, with a
cargo of oil, was wrecked on the night of the 20th January, on the
coast of Galway, and it is feared all hands perished : six casks of
oil have been washed on shore

RAMSEY, LM. 21st Jan.—A Schooner, supposed to be about 100
tons, with round stern, foundered 19th Jan. near the Point of Ayr,
and all on board perished
NEUFITARWASSER, Jan. 23.—Danzic Packet, Tannen, hence for
Liverpool, was driven on shore by the ice, on Wester')late Strand,
31st Dec. but was assisted off yesterday, after discharging part. of
her cargo
WEXFORD, Jan. 23.—The Brig reported yesterday is the Solon,
Graves, from St. John, N.B. for Whitehaven : she struck on a rock
near the Saltees, lost keel and mainmast, and became waterlogged.
It: is doubtful whether she will hold on crew saved

MILFORD, Jan. 23.—The Indiana, Rickerty, from Calcutta for
Liverpool, is lost at Fresh Water West, outside this harbour; crew
saved.—The Albion, from Liverpool for Trinidad, put into here last
evening, master injured by sea •
HULL, Jan. 22.—The Light Vesiel lately stationed off the Heb-
lies, parted her moorings, and drove on shore in Marfleet Bight
LLANELLv, Jan. 22.—A Schooner is gone to pieces near Whitford
Point, and from the mark on a handspike, is supposed to be the
Dolphin, of Dartmouth ; crew drowned
PEN RICE CASTLE, Jan. 22.—The Shepherd, . from Swansea
for Dublin, was wrecked this morning on Rossilly Sand; crew
supposed to be drowned

SUNDAY, JANVARY 26.—Wind W, very fresh.
ARRIVED.—Liberal, Teer, from Lisbon —Sheron, —, from
Palermo.

St. Leon, Westcott, from New Orleans, at this port; sailed from
the city 24th Dec. and from the Bar 25th Dec. On the 23rd Jan. in
lat, 51, long. 11 15, saw the American ship Monument, with main-
yard and stern boat gone
America, Mackie, for Savannah, has pnt back
Liverpool, Patten, sailed from Marseilles for Liverpool lgth Jan.
Gaspard Marin, Proud, sailed from Nantes for Liverpool lgth
Jan.

Loochristy, Dafty, hence at Ostend
Ludd, Zoetloff, and Clothilde, Dwys, hence at Antwerp
Charlotte, Wood, hence at Cardigan, for Whistable, with windlass
damaged, and loss of boats, &c.
Alexander Grant, —, from Bermuda, at Savannah
Velox, Falkner, from Savanilla, at Milford, lost sails, jibboom,
foreyard, &c.
Anna Agatha, Betghuis, hence for Rotterdam, at Beaumaris
Monkton, —, hence for Messina, off Malaga 9th Jan.
Medora, —, hence for Bombay, was spoken 20th Dec. in lat.
7 N, long. 20 W
Hum., Jan. 23.—The Bull Sand Float, parted from ter moorings,
during the late gales, and has been towed into Grimsby Road
WESTPORT, Jan. 24.—The Salem, from St. John, N.B. Liverpool.
that was on shore in Clew Bay, was yesterday got afloat, and will
probably have to discharge. On 29th Dec. she spoke the Clintha,
from Prince Edward Island, fur Liverpool, out nine days; which
reported the day previous she had fallen in with a vessel water-
logged, and the people in the tops; but from the State of the
weather could render no assistance
BOWAIORE, ISLAY, Jan. 22. During a violent gale yesterday,
the following vessels were driven on shore, viz. Alliance, from
Liverpool for Sligo—Elizabeth, from Liverpool for Killybegs—ln-
ventus, from Sligo for Liverpool—and Perseverance, from Sligo for
Westport. The two former must discharge to be got afloat. None
of the vessels are supposed to be injured

MONDAY, JANUARY 27.—Wind W.N.W. a gale.
ARRIVRIL—Potomac, Berry, from New Orleans—Roscoe, Hack-
lestone, from New York—qemisconata, Bell, from St. John, N.B.
—and George Washington, from

Martha, Martin, hence at Barbadoes 20th Dec.
George Washington, Burrows; England, Waite, and United
States, Fisher, hence at New York 3rd instant

Anna, Leinos, and Wm. Rushton, Biffey, hence at Oporto
City of Perth, from Leghorn, at Tenby Roads: cargo
damaged: waiting for orders
Inverness, Macdonald, from Halifax, at the Cove; lost topmasts,
&c. in a southeast gale on the 11th instant
Athol,Volinstone, from Restigouche for Liverpool, at Gornock
Corsair, , from Halifax for Liverpool, was driven on shore
this morning on Jordan's Flats, and will be a total wreck ; crew
and passengers saved by the Magazine Life Boat
NEW YORK, Jan. 3.—The Tally 110, from Virginia for Liverpool,
was driven on shore. to the westward of Cape Henry Light, and
bilged. The sea made a complete breach over her. Crew saved.
A ship dismasted, was seen on the 3rd instant, off Egg Harbour
MARYPORT, Jan. 25.—One half of the Harriet's cargo will he
landed to-day, and the remainder by the 26th instant. The vessel
is a total wreck

LissoN, Jan. 20.—N0 arrival from Liverpool since the 13th
instant

HOLYHEAD, Jan. 26.—Throughout last night and this morning,
wind west; strong gale, and squally, At day light this morning a
vessel was observed at a distance from shore, four miles southward_
of the head,,with only foremast standing. She drove in to about
40 yards from the rocks where she held for some time. Not a per-
son was .seen on board. She afterwards drove on the rocks and:
soon went to pieces. By her stern plank she appeared to be the
Solon, from St. John, N.B. to Whitehaven, timber laden. A por-
tion of the cargo will be saved