The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1840-01-17 00:00:00

A 7.0431.1 tag iiittrllignur.

TUESDAY, JAN. 14.—Wind South.
The Columbia, that was aground in King's Dock Basin, was got
off last evening without damage, and is now reloading in the rirer
William Salthouse, , hence at Trinidad
Belmont, —, hence at Jamaica
Alecto, Ayshford, and Ruby, Anning, hence at Lisbon
Robert Morris, Walker, from Virginia for this port, at Cowes
Patalina, Yabsley, hence at Naples
Frances, Dixon, from Antigua at London
Hannah Grayson, Penrice, hence at Jamaica
Gratitude, Harvey, hence at Gonaves
Palinurus, , from Jamaica at St. Jago de Cuba
Mary, , hence and Santa Martha at Carthage=
Ann Wise, --, hence and Barbados at ditto
Betsey, Grey, hence for Alexandria, at Cove
Mercer, Mercer, hence for Barbados, at ditto
Agnes, Turcan, hence for Venice, at ditto
United Kingdom, Patterson, hence for Charleston, off Cove, 11th
instant

Jane, Calvert, hence for Africa, was spoken 16th December, in
lat 17 N, long 30 W

G'ilnare, Williams, from Siam at St Helena, and sailed 33d Nov.
for London

Spencer, Swift, hence, at Berbice, afte ing on shore at
entrance of the River Courantyne
Grace, Kennedy, sailed from Berbice for tnis port 25th Nov.
British Queen, Robinson, hence, at Antigua
Woodstock, Cook, hence, at St. Thomas
Erin Go Bragh, Sumpton, hence, at St. Kitt's
Sisters, Short, hence, at ditto
Bencoolen, Tait, for Cape of Good Hope, put back to Cape Hay-
tien 30th Nov., with cargo shifted, and sailed again 15th Dec.
Waterville, Mills, sailed from Port-au-Prince for Cape of Good
Hope 13th Nov.

C.II.O!LTO, JAN. Alterido, Marquis, from Liverpool to this
port, was wrecked off Vigo on the night of the 27th ult. : crew,
except the mate, saved

WEDNESDAY, JANCARY 16.—Wind S.W. moderate.
ARRIVED.—Byron, Purrington, from New Orleans—America,
Holden, from Savannah—Triton, --; Magnificent, Whitty, siu
22 days) and Maitland, , from St. John, N.B.—Charlotte,
, from Africa—Augusta, Ponet, from Marans—Endrackb,
Von Simwen, from Rotterdam.

SAlLED.—America. Mackie, for Savannah—Roseius, Collins, and
Europe, Marshall, for New York—Jas. H. Shepherd, Redman, for
New thleans—May, Brown, for Africa—and Gipsey, Shotton, for
Bourdeaux.

Grace, Pearson, hence at Antigua

Lucretia, Haye;, from London. at Barbadoes, and sailed for La,
guna 24th Nov. _

Duchess of Portland, -, from Demerara. at Barbadoes for
his port
__ .

Charles Hamerton, Davies, hence at St. Vincent
Blundell, Haynes, hence at Trinidad
Ellen, Cobb, from Miramichi, at Halifax, leaky, bound to this
port
Columbine, Mason, and Leander, Philan, hence at St. John, N.B.
Greenhow, -, and Sherbrooke, O'Brien, hence at Charleston
South America, Bailey; Napier, Sandford, and Rochester, Wood-
house, hence at New York

Silvitnus Jenkins, Barker, hence and St. Thomas, at ditto
Evergreen, -, hence at Savannah
Corsair, Cumming, hence at Constantinople
Royal William, Miller, hence and Syra, at ditto
Amphitrite, from Odessa, at ditto, and sailed 18th ult.
for this port

Trial, Patrick, sailed from Marseilles for this port 7th Jan.
Nova Amizade, Glore, hence for Lisbon, at Kingstown
Governor, James, hence for Limerick, at ditto, having struck on
the Kish Bank

Sollestra, Haletrom, from Odessa for this port, at Falmouth
Serrigo 2do, Silone, hence for Lisbon, at Beaumaris
Lady Paget, from Leith for Charleston, was off Loughope 7th
instant

Siddons, Palmer, from New York, at this port , sailed 28th ult.
Yesterday, saw a signal of distress flying at the Tuskar Light-house,
but could not communicate owing to the heavy sea
Henrietta, Fell, from Mica, at this port; sailed Gth Oct. The
Cigar was to sail on the 1 ith for Callao. The Agnes was discharg•
ing. The Thomas Fielding was to load wool, and the Georgians
was going down the Coast

Iron Sit;, Mitchell, hence for Texas, was spoken 30th Dec. in lat.
47 0, long. 1.9

George Washington, , hence off New York 27th ult. was
standing off and on about 40 miles off Sandy Hook, waiting till the
Ist January, to take advantage of the reduction in the duties—
Wind N.E. blowing a gale
NEW YORK, Dec. 28. —The Lavinia, from Quebec for Liverpool,
put into Sydney, C.B. previous to the 11th instant, and has been
condemned. A severe gale was experienced at Charleston 22nd
inst. during which the Sherbrooks was driven foul of the St. Cloud,
and carried away timber heads, cat heads, &c.
CASTLETOWN, ISLEMAN, Jan. 13.—The St. Andrew from Liver.
pool to Carlingford, tailed on the rocks in endeavouring to get into
Port' St. Mary, and has brought in here, with a hole in her star-
board quarter, and very much strained
WEXFORD. Jan. 13.—The Samuel Freeman, from Clyde for
Charleston, struck on Blackwater Bank early on the night of the
11th instant, and got off and sunk in about 9 fathoms water; three
men drowned

THURSDAY, JAsuAur 17.—Wind W.N.W.
ARRIVED.—Wm. Shand, —, from Calcutta—Alleghaney,
Michaels, from Charleston—Moslem, M'Clure, from New Orleans
—Margaret, —, from Demerara—Cornet, , from St. An-
drew's—Egira, —, from Reis Effendi, Harvey, from St.
Domingo7-Ariel, Robinson, from St. Andrew's—Juno, Spohr, from
Danzic—Pollix, FaHauge, from Lisbon—Northampton, Morin,
from New Orleans—and Duchess of Portland, -, from Deme-
rara.

Palmyra, Cushing, from Charleston, at this port. On sth Jan. in
48, long. 30, spoke the Ann, from Prince Edward Island for Lime -
rick. On 28th Dec. in lat, 40, long. 56, spoke the Thomas, from Slc.
Thomas for Cork

Gulnare, -, from Sincapore, off Margate
Agnes, Bell, from Glasgow, at Campbeltown, after being on shim e
Brothers, Murdock, from Manilla, at the Clyde
Colchester, Withers, hence for Bombay, at Bray Port
Eliza Heywood, Heywood, from Calcutta, at the Cape of Good
Hope
_

Prowler,
M`Dowell, hence at Venice
Aringale, Rooke, , from Lisbon; Diligent, Vertue, from Trieste,
and William Wright, Fleck, from Hambro', for Liverpool, at Wa-
terford

- -
Halifax, Cleary, hence at Halifax •
EAAIIIIIO', Jan. 10.—The welly, Clay, for Liverpool, has been
hinted on shore, out of the ice, at Jircilentiutte, and the Pomona,
Purr!, for Liverpool, at Gluckstadt
ST. JOHN, N.B. Dec. 16.—The Hannah Kerr, Brown, from Liver.
pabl for this port, is on shore in the Bay of Fundy, and likely to
come a total wreck

New Hampshire, Harding, from New Orleans, at this port. On
24th Dec. in lat. 34, long. 7u, fell in with the Schooner Belt, of Bur-
linzton, in distress, having been blown off the coast, and after
great exertion saved the crew ,
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, TELEGRAPH OFFICE, JANUARY 16, 184&.
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rind at Holyhead, W.N.W. blowing fresh during the day.
ff Holyhead, outward bound, at 11 a.m. No. 576, Europe, A.S.
for New York.
Qff Point Lyria.s, inward bound, (have pilots) No. ggB, Henry,
A. at 8 a.m. from`New Orleans-98, Parker, B.S. at 10 a.m. fr om
Detneram-1388, Columbia, 8.8. at lo a.m. from Newfoundlan d-
-1624, Cincinnati, A.S. at noon, from Virginia, and 510, Frederick,
Bk. from St. John's.

PORT OF LIVERPOOL.

Number of Vessels, with their amount of Tonnage, Reported in-
wards at the Custom-house, from the lath Nov., ISM to the
24th Dec., 15.39, viz.—
,

British. Foreign. TOTA c.
Vessels. Tons. Vessels. Tons. Vessels. Tons.
Africa
Azores

British America .
Belgium . . .
Denmark . . .

. 80 36170 -
.0 0 -
.0 0 -

o o 80 36170
4 677 4 677
2 330 2 330

East Indies . . . . is 6867 o a is 6867
France
Germany
Guernsey
i 6
Holland9s —5BO 7 675

Isle of Man . . . . 26 1390 0 0 —26 1390
Iceland
Jersey
Mediterranean . .
Madeira
Portugal 5 716 1 140 g 836
Prussia
Russia

.. _
Sweden
0 1 83
Spain l4 1100 0 0 14 1100
South America . . • 16 3900 0 0 16 no
United States . . . • 2 759 21
11543 23 12302
West Indies . . . 6 1633 0
0 6 1633
Ireland and Coastwise. 799 108701 0 0 799 108781

1013 170150 51 16422 1066 186572

Vessels and Tonnage entered the Port of Liverpool, in the Months
ending. 24th Dec., 1838 and 1839.
mg Liverpool.... 1066 vessels 186572 tons
Runcorn .... 122 5643

1188 Vessels 192215 tons.

1838 Liverpool.... 1136
Runconi ... , 128

170760
6325

1261 vessels 177085 tons.

Deerease

15130 tons.

An account of the number of vessels which sailed from Liverpool,
to Foreign Ports, during the year 1839, with the number which
have been lost, stranded, &c. in the outward passage, compared
with the years 1838 and 1837
British.

Foreign. Vessels lost out.
Years. Vessels. Tons. Vessels. Tons. ward voyage
1839 2078 548614 1186 370188 10
1838 1897 525544 1246 402567 27
1837 1759 -- 419392 -- 1000 -- 320970 -- 25