The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-03-12 00:00:00

WEDNESDAY, MARCII 6•—Wind N.E. moderate.

ARRIVED.—EIIen, —, from Tobasco.
SAlLED.—Heroine. Todd. for Sincapore—Mars, Bisson, fo,
Jamaica—Amazon, Bacheldor, for Boston—Lion, Alexander
for Mobile—Elizabeth & Susan, Hotblack, for Dordt —Malabar,
Freeman, and Jane Ross, Crabtree, for New Orleans—Queen
of the West, Woodhouse, for New York—and Mars, Brock, for
New Orleans.

Cornish Diamond, Hodge, hence ; Gloucester, Fead, from
Falmouth, and H.M.S. Iris, from Cork, at Madeira
Laidmans, Scott, hence at the Cape of Good Hope, and sailed
for Calcutta 31st Dec.

Jessie, Rae, hence at the Cape of Good Hope Ist Jan.
Mary, Kelso, sailed from the Cape of Good Hope for the Clyde
2)th Dec. and Sir Robert Peel, Richardson, for Cork 31st
Commerce, from Angra Pequina, at St. Helena, and sailed for
England 24th January
1,0 inerva, from Angra Peqnina, at St. Helena, and sailed for
England 25th January
Canning, and ( hallenger, from Ichiboe, at St. Helena, and
were to sail for England 26th January
Bon le Mare, and Bachelo, from Ichiboe, at St. Helena
George Glen, from England at St. Helena, and was to sail for
Angra Pequina

thosuld, hence at Camaroons, after being ashore, but with.
out damage
Violet, hence at Camaroons

Helen Anderson, Thompson, sailed from Buenos Ayres the
6th Dec. and Jessie Anderson, Morrison, Sth, both for Valparaiso
George Canning, hence at Maranham
Ben Brace. of Maryport, from -, off Maracaibo
Ellen Bryson, Dixon, sailed from Honduras for London igth
January
Alexander Grant, Alexander ; Helen, Hunter; Coroman
Freeman, and St. Andrew, Leitch, hence at Mobile
Fifeshire, Hume, hence at savannah
Harkaway, M'Cormick, and Ocean Queen, M'Bride, hence at
New Orleans

Pring, and Essex Lass, Jones, from Malta, at Algiers
Garroupa, Reye, hence at Fayal
King of Tyre, Stevens, sailed from St. Michael's for this por
24th February
John Pearce, Luly, hence at Ancona
Cheetah, Lock, hence at Cephalonia
Quiz, Daniels, from Leghorn, at Zante
Lord Charles Spencer, Crouch, from Carthagena, at Gibraltar,
and sailed for Cadiz 23rd Feb.
Mary West, sailed from Gibraltar for Marseilles; Oporto,
Wilkie, for Villa Nova de Portimas ; Commerce, Brown, for
Stockton, 21st Feb. ; and H.M.S. Belvidore, for Alicante, &c.
23rd Feb.

Shamrock, Eales, and Nais, Easton. from Gibraltar; Ann
Wise. Smith, from Antwerp, and Maria Cecilia, from Almeira at
Cadiz

Wave, Peters, hence at Lisbon
Constant, De Corte, henee at the Scheldt
Egide, Halewyck, for this port, put back to Ostend 29th Feb.
with loss of main boom

Isabella, Dick, from Gibraltar, at Faro

Royal Saxon, Charlesworth, from London for Sydney, at
Deal

Casper, Spiker, and Civility, Gain, sailed from Portsmouth for
this port 4th March

Portland, Smith, and Gazelle, Davies, sailed from Torbay for
this port 4th March

Marshall, Hustwick, sailed from Yarmouth for this port 4th
March

Lord of the Isles, Hooper, from --) at Penzance
Paella, from Valparaiso, at Swansea

Oriental, Dunn, hence to Alexandria, was run down on the
night of the 24th of January, about 80 miles to the N.W. of
Malta, by the St. Lawrence (supposed from Odessa to Falmouth
or Cork.) The crew took to the long boat, from which they
were taken by the 'Lacer, of Jersey, and landed at Tunis.
SICKNESS AND MORTALITY AT BENIN (AFRlCA).—Barque
Benin : five dead and two or three unwell. All hands had been
sick) except the master, Mr. Snow,) but had recovered, with
the exception of those stated. Brig Bayfield : lost master and
five hands—viz. the trading master, steward, and three of the
sailors.—Brig Oscar: Had been only three days in the river
when the Ambassador left. Several of her company sick, but
no deaths.—Selinß. : (Captain Henderson took this vessel out.)
Lost eight ban 's out of twelve. The names of the four sur-
vivors are, Mr. Griffiths, second mate, now in charge; George
Frederick, seaman : M'Donald, seaman, and Captain H.

THURSDAY, MARCH 7.—Wind N.N.E. light,

ARAI YE .7Pampero, Roberts, from Buenos Ayres,

SAILED.—Sarah 8t A rsilia, Butman, Butman, for New York—
Caroline. Jack, for Africa—Mary Ellen, Henton, for Barbadoes
—Flirt, Davies, for Smyrna—Bosphorus, Tregarthen, for Con-
stantinople—Naiad, Davies, for Genoa—Marquis of Lorn,
Murray, for Santa Martha—Fox, Durstone, for Laguayra and
Puerto Cabello— Clarissa Geertrude, Kranell, for Dordt—and
Scaflower, Forster, for Rotterdam.

Helen, Chignell, from Tobasco, at this port ; sailed 20th Jan.
ThP George IV, sailed 10 days previous; the Grace Darling was
to sail next tide. and the Ironside the following day.
Circassian, Hore, from Valparaiso, at this port; sailed 2nd
December

Molson, Wright, from Buenos Ayres, at this port; sailed
December
Neptune, from Calcutta for Bristol, was spoken in lat. g S,
long. 12 W

Sir Robert Peel, Richardson, from Manilla, at Cove, with
channels, &c. damaged by a sea. On the 28th Jab. in long. 20
W. spoke the Robert Kerr, from Belfast for Angra Paqnena
Selina, hence at Buenos Ayres
Hostelina, Chemivaut, from Cuba, at Cove

LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, MARCH 11.

The stock of all descriptions of Butter has become very
much reduced; the demand is good, and prices fully 25 per cwt
higher. Fresh parcels of Belfast a ready sale at Bos. Newry
Banbridge, and other medium sorts 74s to 765. Cork pickled
Butter goes off with tolerable freedom at 72s to 735. The Pro-
vision trade is dull, and prices are 2s 6d per tce lower for Beef,
and a similar reduction is submitted to for Barreled Pork.—
Bacon in demand at 35s to 37s 6d per cwt.