The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-02-09 00:00:00

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FR I DAY, Fes. 5.--Noon, Wind N.N.P.—Light.
A ItltlVED.—Winscales, Fisher ; and Robert, Blythe, from Calcutta—
Gondola, Bartol, from Darien.
after being on shore at lloylake--St
Patrick, ----, from St John, N B.
SAJLED— Tbe Minerva, APPherson, for Bombay—Governor Troup,
Smith; and North America, Dixey, for New York—Bridget, Crosbie,
tot* Calcutta—Johnstone, M` Pherson, :or DemeraraCanadian, Ste-
phenson, for Maranham—Martha, Viner, for Lintin—Countess of
Mansfield, M`lienzie, for Messina—Tyro, Carter, for River Plate—
Elizabeth, Atmrey, for New Orleans.

Richard Walker, Fidler, hence, at Hobart Town, sth Oct.
Sir A. Campbell, -- , from Mattras, at Calcutta.
lieyworth, Pritchard, from ditio, at Mauritius.
- Trevor, Lind, hence, at Monte Video.
Fanny Connell, Joy, hence, at Leghorn.
Irearon, '-and Velocity, ----, hence, at ditto.
Edwin, —, 'from St. John, N. 8.. at Cove.
Lintin, Gillman, sailed from Milford, for Boirhay, 2d inst.
The vessels that sailed yesterday, were seen off the Skerries at one
o'clock this morning. by the Dolphin (steamer)
The Glenarm, Grueber, for Rio Janeiro ; llenriette, Spence, for
Demerara; Sportsman, Hutchinson, for Monte Video; and Sophia,
Rendle, for St John, N B, sailed:from Kingstown, 3(1 Feb.
Rosalind, Little, sailed from Kingston for Bombay, 4th Feb.
Two vessels, one reported to he the Clarence, of Liverpool, the name
}reekedlsLA v ,
of the other not known, were wrecked at Rilkee, county of Clare,
during the late (tales.
Nautilus, Parker, for Nova Scotia, is aground near S'
Buoy, and fills with the tide. p encer s Got
2j7athn.in29sta—n, TthaetstlCepnCtraathnceerionfelloief ChaarmbPolu)eriotT Pvnort' was totall v
ellen, and
all on board drowned; about 120 bags of oatmeal saved in a damaged
state.

BEAUMARIS, 4th Feb.—The Rebecca, Williams, from Liverpool for
Demerara, has been got off the Leven Sands and brought into this har-
bour, with little or no damage.

SATURDAY,, FEB. 6.—Noon, Wind W.N.W.—Fir.
Minivan—The Hibernia, Wilson, from New York, sailed 16th ult—
Congress, Pox, fromSSavannah--Clementson, Newby, from Demerara
ALs o• ARRI vno—Tbe Dee, Corkhill; and Fame, Creer, from Isle of
Man—Gipsy, Clark ; St Patrick, Gosson ; and William Penn, --
from. Waterford—Atlantic, Jones; Commerce, Batty ; and Birming-
ham, Church, from Dublin—Active, Algeo, from Belfast—Erin, Ellis,
from Newey--Countess of Galloway; Broadfoot, from Garliestown—
Princess Victoria, Britton, from Londonderry—Manchester, Crawford,
from Glasgovi—Amelia, Carter, from Kirlicudbright—Ninible. Col-
heck,• from .Whitehaven—Prosperity, Irving; and City of Carlisle, /Judson, from Carlisle—Eliza, Rawlinson, from Lancaster—Queen of the Isle, Gill, from the Isle of Man.

The Jane Goudie, Simpson, hence, at Sydney, New South Wales.
British Merchant, Chantler, hence, at New Orleans.
Winwick, Bartlett, hence, at ApalachicOla.
Telly Ho, Nicholson, hence, at Virginia. •n
The Victoria, Merrill ; South Am'eea, Waterman ; United States,
Holdredge ; Carroll of Carrollton, Bird; Great Britain, • French ; and
John Taylor, Luce, hence, at New York. • •
Montreal, from London, at do.
Albree, Baker; and Lowell. Crocker, hence, at Boston.
Victoria, Atcheson, hence ror Castine, at Thomaston.
Scotia, --, hence, at St John's, N •
Ann Paley, Rolstone, hence. at Lisbon.
The Nautilus, Parkef, for Nora Scotia, which was on shore near
Spencer's Gut Buoy; has gone to pieces. • •
Emma, for Lima • Yeoman, for Pernambuco ; and Alexander, for
Jamaica, did:VW:sail yesterday.
BosToN, Jan. B.—Arrived, the barque Noble, from London, sailed
2d Dec. On the 21st, in lat. 4a 50, l&cg 30, fell in with the wreck of a
ship, part of her deck torn up, and her stern, as low as her transom,
entirely gone. She appeared to- he a British vessel, about 400 tons,
laden with square timber, oak staves and deals; had a billet head, cop-
pored and copper-fastened, painted black, with a white streak round
her Waist, and painted ports. The bodies of four men were found on
board, two in the foretop, one appeared to have died but a short time
previous, but the others were much decayed. Nothing could be found
on board to indicate her name or where belonging.—Also arrived, the,
Hatch galliot Concordia, sailed from Rotterdam, and from lielvoet 3d
Nov. On nth Dec. its lat. 39, long. 30, fell in with the English mail-
packet British Tar, of and from Falmouth for Halifax, with all her
masts gone, decks swept, &c, and the captain andl two men lost over-
board, supplied her with a boat. The British Tar had been out twenty-
four days, was a new vessel, and had a good supply of provisions.—
The crew refused to leave her.
HOLYHEAD, Feb. s.—Constant, Van Schie, from Liverpool to Ant-
werp, has been got off the Strand, and brought into harbour.