The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-08-23 00:00:00

TUESDAY, 20th August.—Noon, Wind W.—Cloudy.

ARRIVED :—Eclipse, Hartley; and Kelsick Wood, Robinson, from
Jamaica—Higginscrn, Gillespie, Barbadoes—Columbia, Bombay-
-Sandbach, Bispham, Demerara—Antigua Packet, M•Knifiht, Anti-
gua—Admiral Benbow, Dixon, Quebec—Speedwell, Young, Montreal
—Active. Dart, Lisbon—Eliza, Graham, Aveiro.—Marxtret, Gray.
Marseilles—Rutina, Elviara, Seville—Twee Gebrooders, Mugg, Ostend
Amelia Matilda, —, Africa—Nameless, —, Newfoundland—
General Wolfe, —, Rio Grande.
Chandos, Young., from Jamaica, (sailed Ist July.)--The Packet was
to sail for Falmouth on the 9th.

Linneaus, Smith, hence, at Bombay, Bth April.
Aliquis, 11I`Fee ; King William, Carr ; Mary, Nesmith; Caledonia,
Stroyan ; and' Superior, Brown, hence, at Bombay.
Oriental, -, from Bombay for this port, at 3t. Helena.
Parsee, . from ditto for the Clyde, at do.
Laidmans, Hughes and Alecto, Ayshford, hence, at Jamaica.
Lydia, CM, hence, off Jamaica.
Augusta, Petrie. hence, at St. John, N.B.
Swan, Connor, hence, at Dublin.
Mary Williams, hence, at Waterford.
Soguinay, -, for Maranham, has put back.
The Jamaica, Parrall, from Jamaica, for this port, was spoken Bth
inst., in lat. 51 25, long. 21 10.
The Clarence, -, from Quebec, for this port, was spoken 2 sth
ult., east of the hanks of Newfoundland.

ToBAGo, June 23.—The Eagle, Cole, from Berbiee to Barbadoes•
was abandoned by the crew who arrived here on the 20th inst. after
being for two days and nights in their boat.

ST, VINCENT, ,Tune 2G.—The Eagle, of Barbadoes, apparently
abandoned, drifted on shore on one of the Grenadines, 23d inst., and
became a wreck.

ANTIGUA, July s.—The Eamont, Carr, from Portsmouth to New
Orleans, which ran on shore at Barbada, was sold as she lay 28th ult.,
with the stores. The vessel for £5.
MONTREAL, Jlll3, 6.—The hull of the Emerald, Stow, wrecked and
sunk on Red Island Reef, has been sold for £l3.—The Zoe, hence to
Newfoundland last fall, there is no doubt is lost, with all on board..

WEDNESDAY, 21st August—Noon, Wind W.S.W.—Fair.

ARRIVED :—David Cannon, Underwood, from New Orleans--Vrouvr
Anna, Langhetie, Ostend—Cheshire, Campbell, Barbadoes.
The Judith, Ever, from Rio de Ja-neirn, at the Cape of Good Hope.
Robert Scurf:Al, Clough. hence, at Bombay.
Hindostan, Pattison, hence, off do.
Winscales, Fisher, hence, at Calcutta.
Herculean, Battersby, hence, at do.
Livingston, Crowley, from the Manritius, at do.
Hibernia, Smith, sailed from the Cape of Good Hope for Singapore,
16th May.
Adriana, Hurry, hence, at Berbice.
Mary, Fairhurst, hence, at do.
Levant, Thorpe, from Limerick, at Trinidad the 18th June.
Martha, Dummons, hence, at New Orleans.
George Wilkinson, —, hence, at Grosse Island.
Minx, Kenn, hence, at Lagnira.
Spartan, Lnmsden, from Hamburgh, at do.
Haidee, —, from Rio Janeiro, at Buenos Ayres
Nimrod, Robertson, from do. at do.
Jane, Chudley, hence, at Altona.
London Packet, Elbray. hence, at Antwerp.
Jane, —, hence, at Cuxhaven.
Vulture. Christian, hence, at Hainburgh.
Mary, Matterface, hence, at do.
Louise and Auguste, Kruger, hence, at Danzig.
Earl of Errol, Ritchie, hence, at itiga.
Acorn, Christie, from Wyre Water, at do.
Amicitia, Rubarth ; Agnes, Cable; and Filey, Edmond, hence. at
St. Petersburgh.
Blessing, Newman. hence, at Swinemunde.
Antina, Schuring, hence, at the Texel.
Emelie, Bradhering, hence, at Warnemunde.
Mary Clarke, Battershall, from Trinidad, at Belfast.
Cousin, Crass, from St. John, N. 8., at do.
Champion, —, from Smyrna, at do.
Ellen Clare. Roberts. from Leghorn, at the Cove of Cork.
George the-Fourth, Baldwin, from Chita Veechia, at do.
Agnes, Malcolm, from St. Andrew's, N.B. at Dublin.
Thomas, Duncan, from Quebrc, off Kinsale.
Derwent. Purdy, from Quebec, at Limerick.
Royal William, M'Neilage, from Quebec, at Londonderry.
Neptune, Brown, from the Bay of Fundy, at Newry.
Lilly, Rogerson, from Leghorn, at Bristol.
Canada, Frank, from Jamaica, at the Clyde.
Rosanna, Jennings, from Bahia, at Cowes.
Antelope. Hemery, from Rio de Janeiro, at do.
Ranger, Donaldson, from do, at do.
Elizabeth, Sony, from Baltimore, off the Lizard.
Yorke, Nye, from New York, off the Wight, sailed 20th ult.
Harriet, Lowell, from Virginia, off do.
Amelia, Cook, from Jamaica, exchanged signals with the Dido,
Foster, from Africa, oil' Tuskar 20th inst.
Rapid, Mathias, hence for. Genoa and Leghorn, was spoken sth inst.
Cape Cornwall bearing S. by E. distant about 3,) miles.
Perseverance, Denman. from Buenos Ayres, for this port, was
spoken 13th June, lat. 26 20, S., long. 33 52., W.
Matchless, Garth, hence for Vera Cruz, was spoken 18th June, off
the east end of Jamaica.
_ _

Lady Rowena, Main, hence for Charleston, was spoken 17th ult., in
lat. 25 56, long. 37 10.
Cassiopea, M`Gowan, hence for Valparaiso, was spoken 18th ult.,
lat. 38, long. 14.
Elizabeth, Taggart, hence for Demerara, was spoken 22d ult., in lat.
23, long. 36 36.
Julian, Smith, hence for Norfolk, was spoken 6th inst., lat. 49, long.
27 4.

Agapher, Kirk, hence for Campeachy, was spoken ith inst., lat. 48
20, long. 12 55. _ _

Foster, hence for Boston, was spoken Isth inst., lat. 50.
long. 17.
TORTOLA, July B.—The Thomas Burrow, Dawson. from Lancaster,
arrived here 26th ult. On the 11th ult., in lat. 27, long. 36, a fire
broke out in the hold. in consequence of a bottle of acid bursting, but
was soon extinguished, doing little damage.
CADIZ, July 30.—A vessel of from 350 to 400 tons, on fire, and all the
inside burnt, laden wsth lumber, was boarded on the 27th ult., lat. 41,
long. 31, by the Maria Cecilia, Vionne, arrived here from Valparaiso.

GENOA, August. D.—The Board of Health here has ordered that
vessels from London, and including the Coast as far as Spithead, with
susceptible goods, are to perform 21 days quarantine in this port, to
commence after their car4o is landed in this Lazaretto; and 14 days
without susceptible goods. From all other ports of Great Britain to
lay 7 days of observation.

ELSINEUR, August 10.—The Belg,rave, Everard, from this port to
Riga, has completedler repairs and proceeded,
CowEs, August 10.—The North Briton arrived here to day, left
Sourahaya 24th March. and the master reports that there were
about twenty sail of Dutch ships detained there in consequence of
events in Europe, most of them half loaded.