The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1840-04-03 00:00:00

WEDNESDAY, APRIL I.—Wind variable and light.

ARRlVED.—Kiinrston, M'Lean, from Bombay—Martha, --,
from Barbadoes—lrt, Ludlow, from Pernambuco—Phu be, Brown,
and Splendid, from Mobile—Josephine, M'lutyre, from
Charleston—Lady Douglas, Logan, fm Savannah—Ward, Masters,
from St: John, N.B.—Cyrus Nichol. from Odessa—Osprey,
from Licata—Talemaco, Citliero, from Ilarletto—Wm. Rushton,
Biffin, from Oporto—Pomona, Penny, and Comet, Lee, from Ham-
burg—Delphin, Brims, from Embden—Flora; Brahins, from Leer—
Gripea, Hook, from Griefswald—Margarita, Booingard, from Gron-
ingen—Marcus :glade, Madson, from Swenbing—and Catharina
Julia, Greven, from Dordt.

SA ILED.—Huskisson, Lucas, for Africa—Caledonia, Bateson,
for the Cape of Good Hope—Hereford, Reaburn, for Calcutta—
Pandora, Lawson, for Halifax—Benjamin Hart, Douglas, for Mon-
treal—Burrell, Oliver, and Boddingtous, Vinnis, for Quebec—Ka-
tharine Jackson, Derry; Rochester, Woodhouse, and United
States, Britton, for New York—and Euterpe, Coming, for Laguira,
Puerto Cabello and Maracaibo.

The Coßina, Marshall, from Gergenti, is on shore near the Red
Noses

The cargo of the Ann Crichton hence to New Orleans, wrecked
on the Cayman's, (as reported Isth March,) was saved and sold at
Grand Caythan. Vessel a total loss
Berbice, Grayson, from Berbice",' at this port ; sailed 7th Feb. On
the 28th March, off Cape Clear, spoke the Win. Parker, hence for
Montreal

Harvest, Phillips, and Colonel Howard, Brenton, sailed from
Baltimore for this port 20th Feb.
Carthage, Knapp, nailed from Petersburg 23rd Feb. for this port
Douglas, Brew, hence at Charente
Bride, George, and Janurin, Talle, hence at Cadiz
Ganges, , from Batavia for Rotterdam, off Scilly
Prowler, Milburn, from Ancona, at Waterford
Providence, Miller, sailed from Seville for this port 14th Jan. and
has not since been heard off

Lexington, Ripley, for this port, put back to St. Joseph's Bth Feb.
having sprung a leak off the Tortugas, and would have to discharge
St. Agnes, Carter, from St. Agnes for this port, at Milford, with
loss of bowsprit. having been in contact with a schooner, name un-
known, off Milford Islands
A large ship was seen on shore off Indian Key lgth Feb.
Monongahela, --, hence for Philadelphia, was spoken 25th
March, in lat. 50 0, long. 11 0 _ .

Irene, -, from for this port, was spoken the 26th
March, off Cape Clear
Limena, Edington, hence at Barbadoes, and sailed 16th Fcb. for
Nassau
Planter, M`Mahon, hence at Apalachicola
Prompt, Payne, hence at Charleston
Catherine M'Donald, -, hence at Mobile
Dorothea, -, from Jamaica, at ditto
Henrietta, Longford, hence at New Orleans
Sarah, Kenny, and Olive Branch, Sedgwick, hence at Savannah
Washington, M'Lay, hence and Fayal, at ditto
Superb, Hamilton, from Demerara, at ditto
Madison, Wocd, hence at Virginia
Barbadian, Hughes, from Jamaica, at ditto
.. _ .

Pakenham, Llo-yd, hence at Pernambuco
MILFORD, March 30.—The Nelly, Clay, from Hamburg for Liver-
pool, is repairing damages, caused by a vessel being in contact with
her at Cuxhaven

THURSDAY, APRIL 2.—Wind E.S.E. moderate.

ARRIVED.—MerIin, Duff, from Terceira—Lord Nelson, Quinton,
froin St. Michael's—Amazon, Holmes, from Odessa—Sultana,
fpm the. Mediterranean—C. R. C. —, from Cadiz.—
Leopold, Hoist, from Wolgast-,Nrow Maria, Aden, from Stralsund
—and Five Gebroeders, Gaycken, from Embden.
ALso AnniVfiD.—Bellona, Watkins, from Waterford—Giantess,
Burns, from Sligo—Lady of the Lake, M.Cartney, from Portrush—
Elizabeth, Black, from Newry—lsabella, Gregg, from Waterford—
William & Henry, Donaldson, from Dromore—Ann, —, from
Hull—and Breakwater, Penn, from Dartmouth.
SarLxn.—British Queen, g vans,,for Alexandria—North America.
Baker ; and Henry, Laird, • for New York—Scotland, Black ; Au-
gusta, Thompson; promise., Beckford, and Quebec, Livingston,
for Quebec-4:mo Ballaiue, for Bay Chaleur—Columbine,
Robertson, for "Hayti—Cybele, Fetchets, for Demerara—Adelaide,
Granby, for Adra—Denison, Jones, for Antigua—Marion, Masters,
for. Cadiz and Gulf of Mexico—llaidee, Marshall, for Montreal—
Vigna, Napoli, for Naples—Storm King, Gillies, for Vera Cruz—
Nautilus, MaCkwood, for Rio Grande—Sarah, Allen, for St. John,
N.B.—Countess of Durham, Kelly, for Mirainichi—Belgrave, Wil-
son, for Halifax, N.S.—Vriendscliap, Stewart, for Hambrg'—Ania-
zon, Campbell, for Bombay—Diadem Ross, for Pernambuco—Vir-
ginia, Hussey, for Mobile—William IV, Skirling, for Pillau—Gem,
Mathews, for Hayti—Helena, Gialtz, for Rotterdam—Albion,
ArLoughlin. for Quebec—Amelia, White, for Genoa and Leghorn—
and Union, Vauderheyde, for Ostend.

Thomas Lee, Wooff, from the Mauritius, at this port; sailed 31st
Dec. ; left the Helen Jane loading for Liverpool. On gth Feb. in
lat. 2 N, long. 18 30 W, spoke the Heywood, from Bombay for
Liverpool. On lath, in lat. 32 S, long. 33 E, spoke the Carribbean,
from the Mauritius for Cork

Collins. Marshall, from Gergenti, at this port, after being ou
shore near the Red Noses
New Thomas, Mitchell, hence at the Cape of Good Hope
Argyra, Reed, ditto at ditto
Alan Ker, M'Kechnie, from Bombay, at ditto, and sailed 21st
Jan. for Liverpool
John Horton, Cunningham, from China, at ditto
Courier, Yarnell; Waterlily, Cuthbertson, and Clipper, Douglas,
sailed from Bilboa for Liverpool 22nd March
Cicely, Norman, from Cadiz and Crookhaven for Newfoundland,
at the Cove, damaged
New Brunswick, , hence for New York, off the Cove
Intrepid, Roberts, from Bangor for Hambro', at 13rixham, to stop
a leak