The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1841-04-02 00:00:00

DARTMOUTH, March27.—The Surprise, Hill, from Liverpool to
Newfoundland, is off this port, proceeding to Torquay, having lost
fore-mast, main top-mast head, sails, &c. about 15 days since on
the banks, and experienced a succession of heavy westerly gales
uatil she made Scilly.

WHITsTAIII.E, March 28.—The hull of the Amelia, Swan, from
London to Liverpool, which went on shore on the Woolpack. has
been got off, and into the Main, and is dry at iow water; the whole
of her deck, deck and hold beams, also the stancheons and bul-
warks are gone, the square of the stem is entirely out, and great
part of the keel. stern and stern posts, and many of her butts
started, and the bottom altogether much strained.
PWLI.EIELY, March 29.—Thc Harvest [lonic, Muirhead, from St.
John, N.B. to Liverpool, got on shore at Hell's Mouth, during a
fog last night.

WEDNESDAY, MAacx 31.—Wind W. S. W. freak.
ARRlVXD.—Mayflower, Knight, from Mobile, sailed the Ist March
—Colonist, from Tobacco. '

Orpheus, Cole, from New York at this port, sailed on the II th
March, at noon. The ?resident, steamer, left two hours previously.
On the 27th. in lat. 43 30, lon 25 0, passed the Acadia, steamer,
wind blowing heavy at W.S.W.
Jarrow, Partridge, for Africa; Pallas, Hall, for Quebec; Tom
Roberts, Samuel, for Algiers; Centaur, Fox, for Gibralter, and
Falcon, Angel, for Lisbon. sailed from Cork 27th March.
Vebelia, -, from Newcastle at this port, bound to Aden, has
put in leaky, after being out 5 weeks.
Lady Kennaway, Davison, from Calcutta at St. Helena.
Duan, Lovett, from Manilla at St. Helena, and sailed 29th Jan.
for Cowes.

Caledonia (steamer), Wiiellar, hence at Halifax 18th inst., in
13a days.
Belvidera, Spear, hence at Baltimore.
Philadelphia, Greve, hence at ditto.

Norman, Wood, and Adrian, Davies, hence at Boston.
Prompt, Morton, hence at Charleston.
Davenport, Broadfoot. hence at Mobile.
Speed, Pentreath, hence at ditto.
Leila, Higgins, hence at New York.
Shenandoah, West, hence at Philadelphia.
Ocean Queen, Wilson, hence at Savannah.
Corsair, Harland, hence for Mobile off Rathlin Island.
Lord Glenelg, who was to sail from Macarabio for this port the
24th Feb.

Helen Scott, Scotland, sailed from Trieste for this port the 13th
March.

Lady Eleanor, Walsh, from Tralee for this port at Belfast, with
loss of chain plates, stanchion 4; &c. having been run into by a brig
off Instrahall.
Dorothy Gales, Richardson, from Cuba at the Mumbles.
Alderman Pirie, —, from Cuba, at Swansea.
Lotus, Leadbeater, from St. John, N.B. off Cork.
Aziane, Muntanden, from Amsterdam; Leeinvardin, Wybon,
from Harlingen, Eendraght, Lemman, from —, off Deal—all for
this port.

Alice Brooks, hence for Buenos Ayres, was spoken in lat. 43 0,
lon. 10 0.

Columbia' hence for New Orleans, was spoken 18th Feb-. in lat,
19.0, lon. 670.

Biitannii (steamer), Cleland, from Boston at this port; left
Boston 16th March, and Halifax 19th.
William Turcan, Turcau, from Gonaives at this port. On the
the 28th March, spoke the Hector, hence for Pernambuco.
NEW YORK, lath March.—Grace, Forrester, from New Orleans
to Liverpool, was run aground about six miles below the former
port while in tow of a steamer.
Mem EL, 20th March.—The thaw has continued for the last week,
but has yet not made any impression on the ice, which is so thick
that a free navigation cannot be expected before the end of April.
The sea is full of heavy floating ice, which drifts with the wind;
should the main body of ice up the Half break up with rain, the
consequences may be serious ; there is 15 feet water on the bar.